Sunnova
Who is Solaris Assets LLC? The company that now owns Sunnova contracts
Updated October 19, 2026.
Solaris Assets, LLC is the entity, formed by GoodFinch Management, that bought Sunnova's customer contracts for systems already running, out of Sunnova's Chapter 11 case in 2025. If you have a Sunnova lease or PPA, Solaris Assets is likely the owner of your agreement now. The day-to-day work (billing, collections, monitoring and customer service) is handled by SunStrong Management.
Why it matters
- The name on your contract (Sunnova), the owner (Solaris Assets) and the company that answers (SunStrong) can be three different companies. Letters sent to the wrong one go nowhere.
- The owner takes your contract as written: the rate, the escalator, the length and the buyout schedule don't change because the owner did.
- Sunnova's own production guarantees were listed as liabilities the buyer did not take on. See Sunnova production guarantee credits stopped.
What gets an answer
One dated letter, to the servicer and to the notices address in your agreement, that names the account and asks for a written answer by a date. More: is Sunnova still in business and what happens to a Sunnova lease or PPA.
The letter that gets a written answer. I write it for you from your own agreement, bills and production numbers: to the equipment maker if you own the system, or to the company that bills you if it's a lease or a PPA. It puts the facts on the record and asks for a written answer by a date. If no written answer comes within 30 days, the follow-up letter is free.
$99 flat, ready in 3 business days. You read and approve it, then send it yourself.
Have it written for you, $99 or email jon@solarstillworks.com
“After the letter was sent, it was mere days that they got back to me with a much more positive email looking into all our issues causing the total system to be down.”
Tami B., SunStrong customer
What happened next: after her letter, SunStrong answered in writing within days, saying it would put billing and collections on hold, cancel auto-pay and set up a deferment while it looks into the system. See page 1 of her letter.
What this page isn't
It isn't legal advice. Agreements and state rules differ, and your own agreement wins over anything general here. I prepare documents at your direction; you review, sign and send them yourself.