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Check your system
Log into your monitoring app or check your inverter display to confirm your system is still producing power.
[ sunpower customers - colorado ]
Your Original SunPower Solar System Still Works. Here Is What Changed.
SunPower Corporation filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy in August 2024 and wound down its original operations. A different company later began operating under the SunPower name. If SunPower installed your system anywhere in Colorado before 2024, here is what still applies, what does not, and what to check this week.
Original entity wound down
Manufacturer warranties intact
Loan and lease payments continue
Chapter 11 filed
Key assets sold
New company renamed SunPower Inc.
Separate legal entities, same name
[ what happened ]
The SunPower bankruptcy and rebrand, in plain terms
SunPower Corporation, once one of the largest residential solar companies in the United States, filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy in August 2024 and wound down its original operations. In September 2024, Complete Solaria purchased key SunPower assets, including the Blue Raven Solar business, the New Homes division, and the dealer network.
In April 2025, Complete Solaria rebranded itself as SunPower and reclaimed the SPWR ticker on Nasdaq, then formally changed its legal name to SunPower Inc. in October 2025. SunPower Inc. is an active, publicly traded company, but it is a separate legal entity from the SunPower Corporation that installed systems before the 2024 bankruptcy, and it is not automatically responsible for servicing older accounts.
[ what changes, what does not ]
What is still covered, and what is not
Still in place
Manufacturer warranties from Enphase and Maxeon
Your solar loan or lease, payments continue as scheduled
The solar system itself and its production
Your utility interconnection agreement
No longer available
The original SunPower Corporation's workmanship warranty
Automatic service from the new SunPower Inc.
Any production guarantees the original SunPower made
Certainty that your account transferred without confirming it
[ this week ]
What to do this week
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Find your equipment brand
Many SunPower installations use Enphase microinverters and Maxeon panels. Both manufacturers have said they will honor their equipment warranties.
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Confirm who services your account
Some SunPower accounts were transferred to a successor servicer. Check for a transfer notice, or contact us to help confirm who holds your agreement.
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Keep paying your loan or lease
Your solar loan or lease is separate from the 2024 bankruptcy. Missing payments can affect your credit and your system.
[ how impact helps ]
We confirm your coverage and do the work
If SunPower installed your system anywhere in Colorado before the 2024 bankruptcy, Impact Energy can step in as your local service partner. We identify your equipment, confirm what Enphase or Maxeon still covers, file the manufacturer warranty claim on your behalf, and handle the repair or system check ourselves. We are not affiliated with the original SunPower Corporation or the current SunPower Inc., and we are not taking over your existing contract.
We identify your equipment and confirm what is covered
We file the manufacturer claim for you
Licensed, in-house Colorado crews
One point of contact from check to repair
[ faqs ]
SunPower bankruptcy questions
Is the SunPower company today the same one that installed my system?
No. The original SunPower Corporation filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy in August 2024 and wound down. A different company, Complete Solaria, later purchased some SunPower assets and renamed itself SunPower Inc. in 2025. It is a separate legal entity and is not automatically responsible for systems installed before the bankruptcy.
Is my solar system still under warranty?
Do I still have to make my loan or lease payments?
What if my system stops producing power?
Who do I call if something breaks?
Is Impact Energy affiliated with SunPower Inc.?
How do I find out who manufactured my panels and inverter?
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