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Solar company bankruptcies: who services the old contracts now

When a solar company fails, leases, PPAs and loans don't end: they move to another company, which you pay from then on. This tracker lists the big failures since 2022 and who took over.

Checked November 12, 2026

Freedom Forever

Installer · Chapter 11, converted to Chapter 7 on August 7, 2026 · filed April 15, 2026 · U.S. Bankruptcy Court, District of Delaware

No buyer or plan sponsor was found, and the company is being liquidated by a Chapter 7 trustee. The deadline for customer claims was October 16, 2026.

Now: No one. Freedom Forever mostly sold systems owned or financed by other companies; contact your lease, PPA or loan company. Contact: Your financing company.

Sources: pv magazine USA: Freedom Forever bankruptcy converted to Chapter 7; Latitude Media: what Freedom Forever's bankruptcy says about residential solar.

PosiGen

Installer and lease company · Chapter 11 (wind-down) · filed November 24, 2025 · U.S. Bankruptcy Court, Southern District of Texas, No. 25-90787

PosiGen stopped most operations in August 2025. In February 2026 the court approved a sale to its lenders, led by Brookfield; Renewbrook Energy acquired most of the residential systems.

Now: Omnidian for Renewbrook's systems; SunStrong for some others. Contact: PosiGenSupport.com.

Sources: Reuters (via Tiger): PosiGen files for bankruptcy; Bloomberg Law: PosiGen approved for funding and sale to lenders; World Energy: Renewbrook acquires PosiGen's residential portfolio.

Sunnova

Lease, PPA and loan company · Chapter 11 · filed June 8, 2025 · U.S. Bankruptcy Court, Southern District of Texas

Solaris Assets bought most of Sunnova's assets and operations in September 2025. Sunnova said lease and loan terms did not change and customers should keep paying.

Now: SunStrong Management. Contact: SunStrong, (833) 514-1858.

Sources: pv magazine USA: Solaris buys Sunnova's assets, SunStrong takes over; Sunnova: restructuring questions for customers.

Mosaic

Solar lender · Chapter 11 · filed June 6, 2025 · U.S. Bankruptcy Court, Southern District of Texas

Mosaic stopped making new loans. Its plan was approved in September 2025, and loan servicing moved to Solar Servicing LLC, owned by Forbright Bank. Payment terms and schedules did not change.

Now: Solar Servicing LLC (Forbright Bank). Contact: Pay as before; your loan statements show the servicer.

Sources: Forbright Bank: Mosaic's loan servicing moves to Solar Servicing; Business Wire: Mosaic plan of reorganization approved.

Lumio

Installer · Chapter 11 (sale, then liquidation plan) · filed September 3, 2024 · U.S. Bankruptcy Court, District of Delaware, No. 24-11916

The court approved a sale of the business to Zeo Energy on November 1, 2024. A liquidation plan for what remained was confirmed in 2025.

Now: Zeo Energy, for projects it took over; otherwise your financing company. Contact: Zeo Energy or your financing company.

Sources: Solar Power World: Zeo Energy completes acquisition of Lumio; pv magazine: Lumio files for bankruptcy.

SunPower Corporation

Installer, lease and loan company · Chapter 11 · filed August 5, 2024 · U.S. Bankruptcy Court, District of Delaware

Complete Solaria bought the SunPower brand, Blue Raven Solar, the new-homes business and the dealer network (closed September 30, 2024) and now calls itself SunPower Inc. It did not take on leases, PPAs or systems installed before that date.

Now: SunStrong Management for leases and PPAs; for systems bought with cash or a loan, your lender. Contact: SunStrong, (833) 514-1858.

Sources: SunPower Inc.: what the bankruptcy means for customers; EnergySage: what happened to SunPower.

Titan Solar Power

Installer · Chapter 7 · filed June 20, 2024 · U.S. Bankruptcy Court, District of Arizona, No. 2:24-bk-04978

Titan closed on June 13, 2024 and filed for liquidation a week later. In April 2025 the service company EnergyAid bought Titan's intellectual property and customer records.

Now: EnergyAid offers repair and monitoring to former Titan customers (paid service). Contact: energyaid.net, or your financing company.

Sources: SolarReviews: Titan Solar closes; Solar Power World: EnergyAid to support Titan customers.

ADT Solar

Installer (closed, not bankrupt) · Business closed; no bankruptcy · January 19, 2024

ADT's board approved leaving the residential solar business in January 2024, and the company said it would honor its 25-year workmanship warranty and production guarantee.

Now: ADT. Contact: ADT's solar support line, listed on adt.com.

Sources: ADT: Form 8-K on leaving the solar business; Security Systems News: ADT exits residential solar.

Sunlight Financial

Solar loan platform · Chapter 11 (prepackaged) · filed October 30, 2023 · U.S. Bankruptcy Court, District of Delaware, No. 23-11794

Sunlight emerged from bankruptcy in December 2023, owned by a group of investors and its lender, Cross River Bank. Loans it arranged continue.

Now: Sunlight Financial. Contact: Pay as before.

Sources: Sunlight Financial: emerges from restructuring (SEC exhibit).

Pink Energy (Power Home Solar)

Installer · Chapter 7 · filed October 7, 2022 · U.S. Bankruptcy Court, Western District of North Carolina

Pink Energy closed and was liquidated. Generac, which made the inverters and batteries in many of its systems, hired service companies to handle warranty work on its parts.

Now: None for workmanship; Generac for its own equipment. Contact: Generac solar support, 1-800-396-1281.

Sources: ABI: Pink Energy files for Chapter 7; ABC17: Pink Energy closes; Generac statement.

Vision Solar

Installer · Chapter 7

Liquidated under Chapter 7. Customers lost the company's workmanship warranty; claims as unsecured creditors typically recover little.

Now: None; your financing company handles payments. Contact: Your financing company.

Sources: Bloomberg Tax: solar bankruptcies leave homeowners in limbo.

What to do next

• Find out who owns the contract. Your latest bill or loan statement names the company you pay; that company is responsible for the system under a lease or PPA.
• Get monitoring back. Installer-run monitoring accounts often stop when the company does; most inverter makers let you register the system yourself.
• Check the production guarantee. A lease or PPA's guarantee usually moves with the contract. See if you're owed money.
• File a claim if you paid for work never done. The deadline is set in each bankruptcy case.

Step by step: when the installer has gone out of business · when the leasing company won't answer · lease and PPA terms by company

More for solar owners

• Is my solar system working?Check a year, a month or the lifetime total against what your system should make.
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• How to read a California true-up billThe once-a-year solar bill from PG&E, SCE or SDG&E, line by line.
• Selling a house with solarOwned, financed or leased: UCC-1 filings, lease transfers and buyouts.
• Replacing a roof with solar on itRemoving and reinstalling the panels: cost, who does it, and warranties.
• When the installer has gone out of businessWhat still works, who you pay now, and who can fix it.
• Lease and PPA terms by companyEscalators, transfers and buyouts at Sunrun, Tesla, SunStrong and others.
• When the leasing company won't answerHow to get a repair or a refund, step by step, in writing.
• Reminders: a spring check and upcoming deadlinesAdd them to your calendar. Nothing is sent to us.

Sources: pv magazine USA: Freedom Forever bankruptcy converted to Chapter 7; Latitude Media: what Freedom Forever's bankruptcy says about residential solar; Reuters (via Tiger): PosiGen files for bankruptcy; Bloomberg Law: PosiGen approved for funding and sale to lenders; World Energy: Renewbrook acquires PosiGen's residential portfolio; pv magazine USA: Solaris buys Sunnova's assets, SunStrong takes over; Sunnova: restructuring questions for customers; Forbright Bank: Mosaic's loan servicing moves to Solar Servicing; Business Wire: Mosaic plan of reorganization approved; Solar Power World: Zeo Energy completes acquisition of Lumio; pv magazine: Lumio files for bankruptcy; SunPower Inc.: what the bankruptcy means for customers; EnergySage: what happened to SunPower; SolarReviews: Titan Solar closes; Solar Power World: EnergyAid to support Titan customers; ADT: Form 8-K on leaving the solar business; Security Systems News: ADT exits residential solar; Sunlight Financial: emerges from restructuring (SEC exhibit); ABI: Pink Energy files for Chapter 7; ABC17: Pink Energy closes; Generac statement; Bloomberg Tax: solar bankruptcies leave homeowners in limbo; NRG Clean Power: your solar company went out of business.

General information, not legal advice. Bankruptcy cases change; the court docket is the final word.