Residential solar company Renewbrook Energy recently announced that it has successfully acquired the majority of PosiGen Solar's residential solar portfolio following the latter's bankruptcy at the end of 2025.This move aims to provide ongoing solar services to existing customers and ensure the stable operation of the systems.

PosiGen was a multi-state solar contractor that underwent multiple rounds of layoffs before shutting down in 2025.After expanding its business scale in early 2025,the company failed to make a credit interest payment on time in August of the same year and subsequently laid off hundreds of employees to control costs.

Renewbrook Energy CEO Michael Botha stated,"We are delighted to welcome our new customers.Our focus is on delivering a high-quality experience to the entire customer base.We are pleased to partner with Omnidian to ensure a seamless transition and ongoing customer care,with Omnidian providing professional technical services and support."

Renewbrook Energy has signed an agreement with solar asset management company Omnidian to maintain and monitor PosiGen's former residential solar projects.Renewbrook will contact thousands of former PosiGen customers to detail the specific arrangements for the conversion process.

Omnidian Co-Founder and CEO Mark Liffmann said,"Our top priority is to provide continuity for former PosiGen customers.This includes ensuring these solar systems continue to operate safely,reliably,and as expected—through seamless delivery of the professional monitoring,maintenance,and technical support customers were promised.These solar systems remain valuable,operational assets that require professional care.Our focus is on helping customers feel supported while protecting long-term system performance and delivering a return on investment for clients like Renewbrook Energy."

Customers with PosiGen solar projects can find more detailed information about the project transfer on the PosiGenSupport.com website to ensure a smooth transition.