Who handles Purelight Power accounts now
Purelight Power no longer operates, and its trustee is liquidating the company, so its workmanship warranties should not be expected to be honored. Loan payments still go to your lender; contact the company that bills you. Infinity Solar USA, a private company, says it bought Purelight's Oregon customer contracts at the bankruptcy auction; confirm with it directly what it will honor. Panel, inverter, and battery warranties stay with the manufacturers.
Bankruptcy case. Chapter 7, U.S. Bankruptcy Court for the Eastern District of Washington (Spokane), case 25-02261-WLH7 (Purelight Power Newco, lead; jointly administered with the Solgen cases), filed December 30, 2025. Claim deadline: May 28, 2026.
What it means for homeowners
- Keep paying your solar loan; the bankruptcy does not cancel your loan with the lender.
- If you paid Purelight for work that was never done, you may be a creditor in the Chapter 7 case; watch for court notices or check the docket on PACER.
- Oregon customers can ask Infinity Solar USA whether it took over their contract, but it is a private buyer, not a court-appointed servicer.
- Manufacturer warranties on panels, inverters, and batteries remain with the manufacturers; labor coverage from Purelight is likely gone.
- Any licensed solar contractor can service a system you own.
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Founded in Oregon; later installed in Idaho, Iowa, Kentucky, Minnesota, Montana, Ohio, Oregon, Utah, and Washington.
Merged with Washington-based Solgen Power; Washington regulators describe Purelight Power LLC as formerly Solgen Power.
Washington Department of Labor & Industries cited Purelight Power $253,823 for willful fall protection violations at a Vancouver job, and said the company owed more than $460,000 in outstanding safety penalties.
Notified Oregon officials it was shutting down immediately, affecting 109 Oregon and remote workers and about 71 in Washington; CEO JD Beck blamed the end of the homeowner solar tax credit, the Solgen merger, interest rates, and advertising costs.
Solgen Power and related entities, including Purelight Power NewCo LLC, filed Chapter 7 in the U.S. Bankruptcy Court for the Eastern District of Washington; the company reported $1 million to $10 million in assets and $50 million to $100 million in liabilities.
CA Global Partners and Onyx Asset Advisors began seven court-ordered online auctions of more than $7 million in solar inventory and about 150 vehicles, running through April 22, 2026.
Portland-based Infinity Solar USA said it bought Purelight assets at auction, including every Oregon customer contract, and was contacting about 150 Rogue Valley customers who paid cash but never got service (as reported by KOBI-TV).
Official contacts
U.S. Bankruptcy Court, Eastern District of Washington
Court handling the Chapter 7 cases. Case documents are on PACER.
Washington L&I release on Purelight Power fines
Official release on the August 2025 safety citations against Purelight Power LLC, formerly Solgen Power.
CA Global Partners auctions
Liquidator that ran the 2026 Purelight inventory and vehicle auctions.
Government actions
Actions by regulators and attorneys general. Lawsuits describe allegations unless a court ruled or the case settled.
- August 7, 2025, Washington State Department of Labor & Industries. Cited Purelight Power LLC (formerly Solgen Power) $253,823 for four willful serious fall protection violations and other safety violations at a Vancouver, Washington job. The citations were under appeal; earlier fines included Tacoma (2025, under appeal), Clarkston (2025, not appealed), and Battle Ground (2024, affirmed on appeal). This is a worker safety action, not a consumer finding. Source
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Sources
- Solar Power World, Dec 26, 2025. Nationwide shutdown, nine states, founded 2017 in Oregon, Solgen merger, layoff counts, stated reasons, intent to file Chapter 7.
- Tri-Cities Area Journal of Business, Jan 14, 2026. Dec 30 filing in the Eastern District of Washington, 12 entities, assets and liabilities ranges, Dec 23 Oregon notice, Purelight dba.
- Tri-Cities Area Journal of Business, bankruptcies list, Jan 15, 2026. Chapter 7 for Solgen Parent, Purelight Newco, and other Solgen entities, per the Spokane bankruptcy court.
- Tri-Cities Area Journal of Business, Mar 16, 2026. Court-ordered auctions run by CA Global Partners with Onyx Asset Advisors.
- Solar Power World, Mar 13, 2026. Auction dates March 25 to April 22, assets, locations, cagp.com/auctions.
- KOBI-TV (2026). Infinity Solar USA bought Purelight assets at auction, including Oregon customer contracts.
- Washington L&I release 25-22, Aug 7, 2025. Fine amount, violations, appeal status, Medford headquarters, formerly Solgen Power.
- Inforuptcy docket, Purelight Power Newco, LLC (E.D. Wash. 25-02261). Chapter 7 filed December 30, 2025; lead case for the jointly administered Solgen entities; claims deadline May 28, 2026; Medford, Oregon address.
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