SolarStock USA
SolarStock USA
U.S. Solar Inventory
2 arrival months · CA, GA · inbound allocation

When Can I Get Solar Panels?
144.4 MW arriving End of October–End of November 2026.

144.4 MW of Sunpro Power modules land in U.S. warehouses End of October–End of November 2026: 0.17 MW in End of October 2026, 144.22 MW in End of November 2026, across CA and GA. Every lot below shows its arrival month, its destination warehouse and its public price. Inbound allocation is quoted and reserved, never sold from the shelf.

144.4 MW
Arriving
6,498
Pallets inbound
End of October–End of November 2026
Arrival window
CA / GA
Destination states
And if you cannot wait

135.91 MW is already here.

Everything on this page is on a ship. A separate 135.91 MW — 7,668 pallets across CA, NJ and TX — is in U.S. warehouses today and ships in 3–5 business days after full payment is confirmed. The two figures describe different stock and are never added together: an arrival is not inventory until it discharges.

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Arriving End of October 2026

October 2026

0.17 MW
Arriving
8
Pallets
1
Product
ProductDestinationArrivesPalletsPcs/pltMW11+ $/W11+ $/pltAction
SPDG590-N144M10
Sunpro Power · 590W · Imported — not IRA 45X eligible
CA · warehouse TBCEnd of October 20268370.17$0.2980$6,505Reserve →
Arriving End of November 2026

November 2026

144.22 MW
Arriving
6,490
Pallets
3
Products
ProductDestinationArrivesPalletsPcs/pltMW11+ $/W11+ $/pltAction
SPDG590-N144M10
Sunpro Power · 590W · Imported — not IRA 45X eligible
CA · warehouse TBCEnd of November 20262,6003756.76$0.2980$6,505Reserve →
SPDG590-N144M10
Sunpro Power · 590W · IRA Section 45X Domestic Content
GA · DublinNov 20261,9703743.01$0.3898$8,509Reserve →
SPDG630-N132R12
Sunpro Power · 630W · Imported — not IRA 45X eligible
CA · warehouse TBCEnd of November 20261,7203740.09$0.2966$6,914Reserve →
SPDG590-N144M10
Sunpro Power · 590W · Imported — not IRA 45X eligible
CA · warehouse TBCNov 2026200374.37$0.2980$6,505Reserve →
Direct procurement channel

Reserve inbound allocation.

144.4 MW arriving End of October–End of November 2026. Reservations are against the lot, not the date — a slipped container does not release your volume. Our team responds within 4 business hours.

Shipping
Freight from U.S. warehouse
MOQ
1 pallet (commercial) · Container+ (utility)
Response time
Within 4 hours (business hours)
Solar panel lead times FAQ

Frequently asked questions

When can I get solar panels from SolarStock USA?

144.4 MW arrives End of October–End of November 2026 — 0.17 MW in October 2026, 144.22 MW in November 2026 — and is quoted rather than sold from the shelf. Stock already in U.S. warehouses ships in 3–5 business days after full payment is confirmed; that inventory is listed separately on our Ready to Ship page. If your schedule allows the wait, inbound allocation is where the volume is.

How much solar module capacity is arriving, and when?

144.4 MW across 6,498 pallets: October 2026 — 0.17 MW, 8 pallets; November 2026 — 144.22 MW, 6,490 pallets. Each lot's destination warehouse, pallet count and public price are listed on this page.

Can I buy inbound stock now, before it lands?

You can reserve it, not check out with it. Inbound lots publish the same public $/W and $/pallet as landed stock — the price belongs to the product — but the only action we can honour before a container discharges is a quote and a reservation against the allocation. Nothing on this page carries a Buy now button, deliberately.

Are the arrival dates confirmed?

Arrival months come from the manufacturer's shipping schedule and are updated with each factory sheet. They are months, not dates: we publish the month a container is expected to discharge, and we do not publish a day we cannot hold. Where a lot's destination warehouse is still being assigned, the destination column says so rather than leaving the cell blank.

What happens if an arrival slips?

The lot keeps its allocation and the month on this page changes with the factory sheet. A reservation is against the lot, not against the date, so a slipped container does not release your volume to someone else. If a schedule change breaks your project timeline, we will re-quote from landed stock where the equivalent product is available.

Is inbound stock cheaper than landed stock?

No. The price is the product’s, not the shipment’s, so an inbound lot and a landed lot of the same product carry the same published ladder. What differs between them is availability, not cost — and for volume, container quantities of 20+ pallets and multi-MW allocations are priced separately via RFQ either way.

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