Major Solar Contractors That Went Out of Business in 2023 & 2024

Solar panels have been all the rage in the last decade but bankruptcy seems to be dominating the headlines. Several major solar companies have been filing for bankruptcy due to a combination of financial, market, and policy-related challenges. More specifically, rising interest rates, supply chain issues, policy uncertainty, labor and installation costs. If a big solar firm fails, it can ripple through the industry, affecting suppliers, installers, and financiers.

If you are a homeowner affected by a solar company who has filed for bankruptcy protection, here are a few steps to take to get ahead of the situation.  First, review your contract for warranty details and any clauses about service disruptions. Contact the manufacturer of your solar panels or system components for warranty support. Seek alternative local contractors who might take over service agreements. Lastly, take advantage of your solar companies extended warranty if applicable. If your solar panel company filed bankruptcy and you need to find out how this affects you, contact the Law Offices of John T. Orcutt and see what your options are from trained professionals. 

Major Solar Bankruptcies as of November 2024 Include:

• SunPower – Multiple States
• Pink Energy – Multiple States
• MC Solar – Modern Concepts – Florida
• Harness Power – California
• NM Solar Group – New Mexico
• ASA – American Solar Advantage – California
• Kuubix Energy – California
• Erus Energy – Arizona
• Infinity Energy – California
• Suntuity Renewables – Per Sunova – NJ, CA , TX
• ADT Solar – Multiple States
• Vision Solar – Multiple States
• Solcius – CA, NM, AZ, NV
• Sunworks, Inc. – CA
• Kayo Energy – AZ, CA, TX, FL
• iSun – CT
• Titan Solar Power – Multiple States
• Lumio Solar – Utah