PosiGen went bankrupt or shut down. Now what?
Status: Chapter 11; assets sold. Louisiana-based solar lease company that ceased most operations in August 2025 and filed Chapter 11 on November 24, 2025. Most accounts moved to Renewbrook Energy (with Omnidian handling service) and the rest to SunStrong Management in February 2026.
Now handled by Renewbrook Energy (serviced by Omnidian) or SunStrong Management
Who handles PosiGen accounts now
Most former PosiGen lease customers now belong to Renewbrook Energy, which owns the system and takes your payments; Omnidian handles monitoring, technical support and repair visits for Renewbrook. The remaining accounts went to SunStrong Management. If your system was installed but never turned on, GoodLeap is managing those projects. Your new servicer should have contacted you by email, text or mail.
Workmanship and manufacturer warranties
The Omnidian-run PosiGen support site says PosiGen is winding down and can no longer provide service or honor workmanship warranties for many previous customers. For Renewbrook customers, Omnidian service is included at no charge, according to that site. Panel, inverter and battery warranties come from the manufacturers and are not cancelled by the bankruptcy.
To claim an equipment warranty, find the brand and serial number on your contract or the equipment label, then contact the manufacturer directly:
What to do now
- Keep paying your lease or PPA. The support site says your financing agreement is now with Renewbrook (or SunStrong, if your account went there), and missed payments can put you in default.
- Find out which company has your account: check for letters or emails from Renewbrook, Omnidian or SunStrong, or start at posigensupport.com.
- For billing, refinancing or selling your home, contact Renewbrook's servicing team (or SunStrong). For system errors or repairs, contact Omnidian once your account is onboarded.
- If your system was installed but never activated, contact GoodLeap at posigensupport@goodleap.com, the address listed on the support site.
- Download your contract, permit numbers and any monitoring data you still have; Omnidian says it cannot access old PosiGen portal logins.
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 PosiGen, 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
- 2011: PosiGen was founded and grew by leasing solar systems to low- and moderate-income households, according to The Advocate / nola.com. [4]
- August 24–26, 2025: PosiGen laid off 78 Connecticut workers on August 24 and told officials it was ceasing "most of its operations throughout the United States, effective immediately." A WARN notice said its lender froze cash and declared a default after a missed interest payment on its credit facility. Louisiana officials were notified of 166 layoffs. [3]
- November 24, 2025: PosiGen, PBC and nine affiliates filed Chapter 11 in the Southern District of Texas. The cases are jointly administered under No. 25-90787. [1]
- February 5, 2026: Judge Lopez approved a $43.9 million loan facility and a global settlement that included a sale of assets to Brookfield Asset Management and other lenders, with customer service moving to Omnidian and SunStrong Management, Bloomberg Law reported. [6]
- Week of February 16, 2026: PosiGen's website says servicing, monitoring and billing for active systems moved to either Renewbrook (serviced by Omnidian) or SunStrong, and systems installed but not yet turned on moved to GoodLeap. [7]
- February 23, 2026: Renewbrook Energy announced it had acquired the majority of PosiGen's residential rooftop systems and related contracts and chose Omnidian as its service partner. Solar Power World reports Renewbrook is a newly formed Brookfield subsidiary and that SunStrong Management acquired the rest. [8]
What we could not verify
- Which specific customers went to SunStrong instead of Renewbrook. We found no public list; your servicer's letter is the best evidence.
- Whether there is a proof-of-claim deadline that matters for homeowners. We have not downloaded a bar-date notice from the docket, so we are not listing one.
- The current status of the bankruptcy case after the February 2026 sale (for example, whether a plan has been confirmed). We have not confirmed this from the docket.
- How many PosiGen customers there were. Renewbrook says "tens of thousands"; we have not found a court or company figure to cite.
FAQ
Is PosiGen still in business?
Louisiana-based solar lease company that ceased most operations in August 2025 and filed Chapter 11 on November 24, 2025. Most accounts moved to Renewbrook Energy (with Omnidian handling service) and the rest to SunStrong Management in February 2026. Chapter 11, U.S. Bankruptcy Court for the Southern District of Texas, Case No. 25-90787 (CML) (PosiGen, PBC, lead case), jointly administered with nine affiliated debtors including PosiGen, LLC (25-90796) and PosiGen Operations, LLC (25-90790). Judge Christopher M. Lopez. Claims agent: Kroll.
Who handles PosiGen accounts now?
Most former PosiGen lease customers now belong to Renewbrook Energy, which owns the system and takes your payments; Omnidian handles monitoring, technical support and repair visits for Renewbrook. The remaining accounts went to SunStrong Management. If your system was installed but never turned on, GoodLeap is managing those projects. Your new servicer should have contacted you by email, text or mail.
Is my PosiGen warranty still valid?
The Omnidian-run PosiGen support site says PosiGen is winding down and can no longer provide service or honor workmanship warranties for many previous customers. For Renewbrook customers, Omnidian service is included at no charge, according to that site. Panel, inverter and battery warranties come from the manufacturers and are not cancelled by the bankruptcy.
Sources
- Kroll case website, PosiGen, PBC, Case No. 25-90787 (court-appointed claims agent)
- Official Form 309F1, Notice of Chapter 11 Bankruptcy Case, PosiGen, PBC, et al. (PDF via Kroll)
- pv magazine USA, Aug. 26, 2025: Residential solar installer PosiGen ceases most of its operations
- The Advocate / nola.com, Aug. 30, 2025: New Orleans customers seek answers after PosiGen ceases most operations
- Connecticut Public, Aug. 28, 2025: PosiGen lays off almost all Connecticut workers
- Bloomberg Law, Feb. 5, 2026: PosiGen approved for bankruptcy funding, asset sale to lenders
- PosiGen.com: Important Notice on the transition to Renewbrook/Omnidian, SunStrong and GoodLeap
- Renewbrook Energy, Feb. 23, 2026: Renewbrook acquires portfolio of residential solar systems from PosiGen
- Omnidian / PosiGenSupport.com: PosiGen customer service FAQs
- Solar Power World, Feb. 24, 2026: Renewbrook Energy acquires PosiGen's orphaned residential solar projects