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Genesis to Trial Distributed Residential Energy Storage

Genesis Energy to Trial Distributed Residential Energy Storage System with the Enphase Home Energy Solution

• Genesis Energy works with Enphase to conduct distributed residential energy storage trials for the Enphase Storage System.

• Genesis Energy supplies electricity from thermal and renewable power stations and has over nine years’ experience in the solar PV space with its solar schools initiative.

• The company is a significant energy retailer supplying electricity, natural gas and LPG to more than 630,000 customers across the country

• The energy storage trial is another step forward for Genesis Energy in implementing the strategy of delivering simple and smart energy solutions and services.

CHRISTCHURCH, New Zealand -- October 7, 2015Enphase Energy, Inc (NASDAQ: ENPH), a global energy technology company,announced today that it plans to work with Genesis Energy, New Zealand’s largest electricity and gas retailer, to conduct a residential energy storage trial for the Enphase Storage System that includes the Enphase® AC Battery™, a scalable, modular energy storage system that seamlessly integrates with the Enphase® Home Energy Solution.

The Enphase Home Energy Solution offers homeowners a plug-and-play Enphase AC Battery to store energy generated from their solar photovoltaic (PV) system. Through the installation of a smart-grid ready Enphase Envoy-S Metered™ gateway, users can monitor and manage their home energy consumption through web-enabled devices and rightsize their energy storage system to maximise the value of their energy from the owner’s solar system.

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“Enphase is delighted to be working with Genesis Energy for our inaugural trial in New Zealand,” said Greg Wolfson, storage product line director at Enphase. “As an integrated energy retailer, Genesis Energy is well placed to build on its unique mix of skills and services to deliver solar options to the New Zealand market. This includes storage solutions, which Genesis Energy views as a progressive step towards offering their customers versatile energy solutions.”

Genesis Energy’s Chief Executive Albert Brantley said, “The trial is another step forward in implementing the company’s strategy of delivering simple and smart energy solutions and services.”

Genesis Energy supplies electricity from thermal and renewable power stations. It has over nine years’ experience in the solar PV space with its solar schools initiative and is a significant energy retailer supplying electricity, natural gas and LPG to more than 630,000 customers across the country. For more information about Genesis Energy, visit genesisenergy.co.nz or follow it on Facebook.

To learn more about the Enphase Home Energy Solution, visitenphase.com/au.

About Enphase Energy

Enphase Energy, a global energy technology company, is leading the charge to bring smart, connected solar energy to every home, business and community. The company delivers simple, innovative and reliable energy management solutions that advance the worldwide potential of renewable energy. Enphase has shipped approximately 9 million microinverters, and over 340,000 Enphase residential and commercial systems have been deployed in more than 95 countries. Join Enphase on Linked In and Twitter and visitwww.enphase.com for more information.

Enphase Energy®, the Enphase logo and other trademarks or service names are the trademarks of Enphase Energy, Inc.


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