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Installers close, lenders go bankrupt, and accounts move to new servicers. Find your company to see its status, who handles accounts today, and where to get help. Facts only, from official sources, with no ratings.
Installers
Wound downADT SolarADT exited residential solar in 2024 without a bankruptcy and hired Spruce Pro to handle warranty claims for former ADT Solar customers.
ClosedArcadia SolarClosed its Nevada operations in spring 2024; Nevada revoked its contractor license and fined it $58,000 in January 2025.
AcquiredBlue Raven SolarBought by SunPower in 2021, swept into SunPower's 2024 Chapter 11, then sold to Complete Solaria, which now operates as SunPower Inc..
In bankruptcyEcoMark SolarDenver residential installer that stopped operating in October 2022 and filed Chapter 7 in April 2025.
In bankruptcyEmpire Solar GroupWent into Chapter 7 liquidation in Utah in 2021; trustee's final report was heard in July 2026.
ClosedEncor SolarInstaller that closed in early 2024, leaving North Carolina customers with unfinished systems; no bankruptcy filing was found.
In bankruptcyErus EnergyPhoenix installer that ceased operations on November 3, 2023 and filed Chapter 7 in Delaware days later.
In bankruptcyFreedom ForeverFiled Chapter 11 in Delaware on April 15, 2026; converted to Chapter 7 liquidation on August 7, 2026.
In bankruptcyiSunFiled Chapter 11 in Delaware in June 2024, sold its businesses including SunCommon to a Siltstone Capital affiliate, and converted to Chapter 7 in January 2025.
AcquiredLumioFiled Chapter 11 in September 2024; Zeo Energy bought substantially all of its assets in November 2024.
OperatingMomentum SolarOperating residential solar installer; no government enforcement action against it was found.
ClosedMoxie SolarIowa installer that stopped operating in December 2022; its renamed entity went into a Wisconsin state court receivership in January 2023 rather than bankruptcy.
In bankruptcyNM Solar GroupClosed suddenly in August 2023, was sued by the New Mexico Attorney General, and filed Chapter 7 in New Mexico weeks later.
OperatingPalmettoOperating clean energy company whose LightReach plans lease solar to homeowners through installer partners; no government enforcement action against it was found.
In bankruptcyPink Energy (Power Home Solar)Closed in September 2022 and filed Chapter 7 in the Western District of North Carolina on October 7, 2022; a trustee is liquidating the estate.
In bankruptcyPosiGenFiled Chapter 11 in Texas in November 2025; most of its leased systems now belong to Brookfield's Renewbrook Energy, with Omnidian handling service.
In bankruptcyPurelight PowerShut down nationwide in December 2025 and filed Chapter 7 in the Eastern District of Washington with its Solgen affiliates; assets were sold at auction in 2026.
In bankruptcyRenova EnergyCoachella Valley installer hurt by SunPower's collapse that shut down and filed Chapter 7 in Riverside in March 2026.
In bankruptcyShine SolarFiled Chapter 11 in Arkansas on March 17, 2025; converted to Chapter 7 liquidation in May 2025.
ClosedSigora SolarVirginia installer that ceased all operations in September 2023, leaving unpaid court judgments to customers and suppliers.
ClosedSolar Titan USAShut down in February 2023 when a federal court in Knoxville froze its assets and appointed a receiver in a lawsuit by state attorneys general; no bankruptcy was filed.
In bankruptcySolciusResidential installer owned by Sunworks that filed Chapter 7 in Delaware alongside its parent in February 2024 and ceased operations.
In bankruptcySunPowerLegacy SunPower filed Chapter 11 in August 2024 and sold its assets; the SunPower brand now belongs to a different company.
OperatingSunrunOperating; settled Arizona (2025) and Connecticut (2026) attorney general matters and received a Texas AG civil investigative demand in 2026.
AcquiredSunStreet Energy GroupLennar's homebuilder solar unit, acquired by Sunnova in April 2021; Sunnova later went bankrupt and its contracts moved to new owners.
In bankruptcySunworksPublicly traded installer that filed Chapter 7 in Delaware in February 2024 with its subsidiaries, including Solcius, and ceased operations.
In bankruptcyTitan Solar PowerClosed in June 2024 and filed Chapter 7 in Arizona; trustees are liquidating about two dozen affiliated estates.
In bankruptcyVision SolarFiled Chapter 7 in New Jersey on December 28, 2023 after lawsuits by the FTC and several states over its sales practices.
AcquiredVivint SolarAcquired by Sunrun in October 2020; Sunrun now bills and services legacy Vivint Solar leases and PPAs.
Lenders
AcquiredDividend FinanceAcquired by Fifth Third in May 2022 and merged into the bank in 2023; now a division of Fifth Third Bank facing state AG suits and federal litigation.
OperatingEnerBank USAHome improvement and solar lender that merged into Regions Bank in October 2021 and now operates as Regions Home Improvement Financing.
OperatingEnFinOperating Qcells-owned solar financing company offering loans, leases, and PPAs.
OperatingEverBrightOperating NextEra Energy subsidiary offering residential solar PPAs, leases, and installment contracts through installers.
OperatingGoodLeapOperating solar and home improvement lender; named defendant in Minnesota AG dealer fee lawsuit, which is pending in state court.
Wound downMosaicFiled Chapter 11 in June 2025; plan effective September 22, 2025; loan servicing moved to Solar Servicing LLC and Mosaic is winding down.
OperatingSunlight FinancialWent through a prepackaged Chapter 11 in late 2023 and emerged under new private owners; still lists loans through Cross River Bank.
In bankruptcySunnova EnergyFiled Chapter 11 in June 2025; assets sold to Solaris Assets and customer servicing moved to SunStrong Management in September 2025.
Servicers
OperatingSolar ServicingForbright Bank subsidiary that took over servicing of most former Mosaic solar loans on September 22, 2025.
OperatingSpruce PowerOperating owner and servicer of about 84,000 home solar leases and PPAs; settled with Connecticut in 2026 and discloses attorney general subpoenas in four states.
OperatingSunStrong ManagementManages legacy SunPower and Sunnova solar accounts; under Connecticut AG investigation since March 2026.
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