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Lumio went bankrupt or shut down. Now what?

Chapter 11; assets sold to Zeo Energy

Status: Chapter 11; assets sold to Zeo Energy. Filed Chapter 11 on September 3, 2024; Zeo Energy Corp. bought substantially all of its assets in November 2024.

Chapter 11, U.S. Bankruptcy Court for the District of Delaware, Case No. 24-11916 (jointly administered). Claims agent: Stretto.

Now handled by Zeo Energy Corp.

Who handles Lumio accounts now

Zeo Energy Corp., based in New Port Richey, Florida, bought Lumio's assets and said it would finish Lumio-sold installations. Your loan or lease payments go to the finance company named in your contract.

Workmanship and manufacturer warranties

We could not confirm whether Zeo honors Lumio's workmanship warranties. Ask Zeo and your lender in writing. Manufacturer warranties stay with the equipment makers.

To claim an equipment warranty, find the brand and serial number on your contract or the equipment label, then contact the manufacturer directly:

Many manufacturers require a certified installer to do the inspection; ask them for a local referral.

What to do now

  1. Ask Zeo Energy, in writing, whether it will honor your Lumio workmanship warranty.
  2. Keep paying your lender or lessor as billed.
  3. Pre-bankruptcy claims against Lumio go through the Delaware case (Stretto), not Zeo.

Permits, monitoring and your utility

Your permit and final inspection record is held by your city or county building department, not the installer. Your utility holds the interconnection (permission to operate) record. If your monitoring app was run by Lumio, create your own account directly with your inverter maker (for example Enphase Enlighten or SolarEdge mySolarEdge) so you can see production yourself.

Loan, lease or PPA questions

Your finance agreement is a separate contract. Ask the company that bills you: (1) who services the system under the contract, (2) whether any performance guarantee still applies, (3) what happens if you sell the home, and (4) whether there is a UCC filing on your property.

Timeline

  1. September 3, 2024: Lumio Holdings, Inc. (Lehi, Utah) and Lumio HX Inc. filed Chapter 11 in Delaware. [4]
  2. November 1, 2024: Zeo Energy Corp. completed its purchase of substantially all of Lumio's assets, including uninstalled contracts, records and equipment, after court approval. [1]
  3. November 2024: Zeo said it planned to complete installations sold by Lumio. [2]
  4. February 18, 2025: Lumio's Chapter 11 plan became effective (as reported by Solar Accountability). [4]

What we could not verify

  • Whether Lumio workmanship warranties carried over to Zeo Energy.

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FAQ

Is Lumio still in business?

Filed Chapter 11 on September 3, 2024; Zeo Energy Corp. bought substantially all of its assets in November 2024. Chapter 11, U.S. Bankruptcy Court for the District of Delaware, Case No. 24-11916 (jointly administered). Claims agent: Stretto.

Who handles Lumio accounts now?

Zeo Energy Corp., based in New Port Richey, Florida, bought Lumio's assets and said it would finish Lumio-sold installations. Your loan or lease payments go to the finance company named in your contract.

Is my Lumio warranty still valid?

We could not confirm whether Zeo honors Lumio's workmanship warranties. Ask Zeo and your lender in writing. Manufacturer warranties stay with the equipment makers.

Sources

  1. Zeo Energy Corp. Form 8-K, Nov. 6, 2024 (SEC)
  2. Solar Power World, Nov. 2024: Zeo Energy completes acquisition of Lumio
  3. pv magazine USA, Nov. 8, 2024: Bankrupt solar installer Lumio acquired by Zeo Energy
  4. Solar Accountability company profile (compiled from court records and news)
  5. Stretto case website, Lumio

Facts last checked November 12, 2026. This site is independent and not affiliated with Lumio or any company named here.