Heliene Inc - Sault Ste. Marie, Ontario

Schnookums Marie

Great panels, sturdy frames, and producing exactly what they are supposed to. If you're thinking about doing a solar system, I would take a good look at these. Our installer had them delivered, and they arrived right on time with VERY good packing. My only contact with the company itself was to ask a couple questions about the warranty, and they were more than happy to take time with me. We couldn't be happier with this, and love the fact that they're made in north America (we're in Wisconsin).

thad barnes

Plant manager is not only convicted for embessilment from another previous job. The management does not care for you. This is only my personal experience with the company over the course of 14 months. They play favorites there. They have alot of hard workers that are constantly exposed to harmful chemicals. The likes of wich I wouldn't wish on anyone. After becoming sick from said chemicals and raising concerns about the chemicals used while at the same time becoming even more sick they decided to refuse all medical claims I made while on their insurance policy after becoming sick from working with their chemicals. Shortly after being fired from their little job was fired for being to sick to often. No thanks to their chemicals. Coupon being "let go" I was escorted off the property like a disgruntled employee.

Eli Peretz

If you have any reason to wonder why, carbon tax and prevailing inflation has not been stifled by the growing green and renewable energy sector, then look no further then Silfab and Heliene, two companies who have acted as conspirers to continue the classification of solar imports under anti-dumping and countervailing duties in order to simply protect their own economic interests.

In short, Canadian solar installers and Canadian homeowners have all been stifled by the actions of Silfab and Heliene in the regards that they are blocked from purchasing quality products at global trade prices. Which are about 157% lower than what Silfab or Heliene can compete at.

So, if there is any two companies Canada should point the finger at is these two. Solar demand has not only increased 5.7% - 18% since 2019, however domestic adoption of solar continues to remain low. Almost every industry in Canada, has had to compete against global pricing strategies of China, however Silfab and Heliene chose to take a political approach and stifle competition instead of increasing production and lowering their own costs.

Simply because no other company, either foreign or domestic had appealed to rule against anti-dumping and countervailing duties or to argue against Silfab and Heliene reports, Canadians can expect to continue paying carbon tax, alongside increased inflation rates. ALL the WHILE, being penalized at 157% anti-dumping import duties for seeking the fairest global market price of solar goods, and solar energy equipment.

In short, China could have been suppling Canada with subsidized solar energy which would have greatly benefited domestic markets such as, reduced fees for homeowners and business, reduced installation fee's and we could become leaders in solar energy production and consumption.Ultimately reducing our carbon footprint and being further aligned with our net-neutral carbon goals. However, Silfab and Heliene are directly against this because it will undermine their profits.

Gurjant Bhangu

Truckers: Amazing customer. They loaded super quick i was out in 40 mins which is amazing for me.
They have big parking and backing is super easy.

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