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Sunnova: what happened and what owners should do now

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Filed for Chapter 11 in June 2025; customers now serviced by SunStrong Management. SunStrong Management services legacy Sunnova solar and storage systems.

Sunnova filed for Chapter 11 in June 2025. The bankruptcy court approved the sale of substantially all its assets to entities connected to its lenders and GoodFinch Management, and servicing of residential solar and storage systems moved to SunStrong Management.

TypeLease / loan provider
StatusClosed / bankrupt
Ways to payNo longer selling
Warranty & serviceCheck your agreement and contact SunStrong Management about servicing.
Owner ratingNo reviews yet

What happened to Sunnova

Sunnova filed for Chapter 11 in June 2025. Its assets were sold in late 2025, and SunStrong Management took over servicing legacy Sunnova customers (Solar Power World, GreenLancer).

Who services Sunnova systems now

SunStrong Management services legacy Sunnova solar and storage systems.

What to do now

  1. Save your paperwork now. Download your contract, permits, system design, warranty documents and payment history from any customer portal before it closes.
  2. Work out who you pay. If you have a lease, PPA or loan, the company that bills you (or your lender) is your main contact – not the installer.
  3. Keep paying. A bankruptcy does not cancel lease, PPA or loan payments. Missing them can hurt your credit.
  4. Watch your production. If the monitoring app stops working, read your inverter or utility meter, and photograph readings so you can document any outage.
  5. Use manufacturer warranties. Panel, inverter and battery warranties come from the equipment makers and generally stay valid after an installer closes. Workmanship warranties from the installer usually do not.
  6. Hire a licensed local solar company for repairs. You are not tied to the original installer. Ask for proof of license and insurance.

Sunnova pros and cons

Pros

  • A named servicer (SunStrong Management) is in place
  • Equipment-maker warranties are separate

Cons

  • Customers deal with a new company they did not choose
  • Contract terms continue – payments are still due

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Frequently asked questions

Who services Sunnova systems now?

SunStrong Management took over servicing of legacy Sunnova residential customers.

Do I keep paying my Sunnova contract?

Yes. Contract obligations continue; follow the servicer's instructions on where to pay.

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