About Solx

Solx is a minority owned and operated company building a state-of-the-art 1.2-gigawatt solar panel assembly facility in
Aguadilla, Puerto Rico. Solx’s facility will assemble tier-1 modules per the specifications of your project to ensure maximum quality and asset performance.

Solx In The Long Term

Solx intends to build an Initial 1GW zero carbon manufacturing facility with a long term goal of 6GW annual production.

3-phase implementation over a period of 5 years

Phase 1: 1GW

Phase 2: 2 GW

Phase 3: 3 GW

Mono Bifacial N-Topcon 410w-625w

Monocrystalline modules equipped with N-TOPCon (Tunnel Oxide Passivated Contact) cell technology.

N-Topcon Monocrystalline solar panels are highly efficient, with conversion rates of up to 28%, and can last up to 30 years with proper maintenance.

Management Team

Solx's management team is composed of seasoned executives and entrepreneurs from the solar industry, boasting over 100 years of collective experience and a proven track record of successfully deploying gigawatts of solar modules globally.

James Holmes

Co-Founder,
Chief Executive Officer

James Holmes has served in a variety of executive roles at Chicago Bridge & Iron (NYSE:CBI), Bechtel, NRG (NYSE:NRG), Sungevity, One Sun and SolarCity (NYSE:SCTY), over the last 20+ years, having successfully deployed gigawatts of fossil and renewable energy assets throughout North America. Before his role at Solx, Mr. Holmes served as VP of Origination at Sunnova (NYSE:NOVA), leading project development and acquisitions across commercial, industrial, municipal, and utility sectors

Dan DeSnyder

Chief Financial Officer

Dan DeSynder leads Solx’s corporate finance, corporate accounting and financial strategic planning, and has over 25 years’ experience as a finance and engineering professional in the energy industry, energy investment banking, and energy policymaking. Prior to his role at Solx, Mr. DeSnyder served as VP Capital Markets at Sunnova (NYSE:NOVA) where he secured $3.0B financing with US DOE, $3.5B in 16 ABS, $1.3B in revolving credit, and >20 tax equity financings.