Who handles Moxie Solar accounts now

Moxie Solar no longer operates. True Solar, a company started by Moxie's former chief operating officer, took over about 65 former Moxie customers' installations, but it is a separate company. Other customers should hire a licensed installer for service and contact the company that bills them about any loan. Equipment warranties remain with the manufacturers.

What it means for homeowners

  • Moxie went through a Wisconsin state court receivership, not a federal bankruptcy, and the reported claim deadline was April 24, 2023.
  • Customers in the receivership are unsecured creditors, and some reported receiving nothing.
  • If you financed your system, keep paying your lender; Moxie's closure does not cancel the loan.
  • True Solar and other Iowa installers have worked on former Moxie systems, but none is Moxie's legal successor.

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Timeline

2008

Founded by Jason Hall, originally as Greenhall Industries.

2022

An out-of-state investor group tried to rescue the company and later sued, alleging the prior owners misrepresented assets and liabilities by more than $6.5 million.

October 2022

The company changed its name to New Moxie Solar with the Iowa Secretary of State, then registered in Wisconsin under that name in November 2022.

December 2, 2022

Moxie Solar stopped operating; the Iowa Solar Energy Trade Association offered to connect customers with member companies to finish abandoned projects.

January 2023

New Moxie Solar, LLC filed for receivership in Dane County, Wisconsin; Rebecca DeMarb was appointed receiver.

April 24, 2023

Deadline to submit a claim in the receivership, as reported by KCRG.

Official contacts

Iowa Solar Energy Trade Association member directory

The association offered its member network to finish projects Moxie left unfinished.

Iowa Attorney General consumer complaint

Iowa residents can file a consumer complaint here.

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Sources

  1. Corridor Business Journal, Dec 13, 2022. North Liberty company stopped operating December 2, 2022; ISETA support; Iowa AG complaint form.
  2. Corridor Business Journal, rise and fall of Moxie Solar. 2008 founding as Greenhall Industries, Dane County receivership in January, investor lawsuit, True Solar took over about 65 customers' installations.
  3. KCRG, Feb 21, 2023. Name change to New Moxie Solar in October 2022 and Wisconsin registration in November 2022.
  4. KCRG, Feb 28, 2023. Receiver Rebecca DeMarb; April 24 claim deadline.

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