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Who services PosiGen systems in New Jersey?

PosiGen filed for Chapter 11 in November 2025 and its plan took effect in February 2026. Here is what the court, company and regulator records say, and what we could not confirm.

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Chapter 11, filed Nov 24, 2025 · plan effective Feb 26, 2026

Is PosiGen in New Jersey?

Yes. In an Aug 15, 2023 letter to the NJ Board of Public Utilities (docket QO23070470), PosiGen said it served 25,000 customers across seven states, including New Jersey.[1] The NJ Division of Consumer Affairs roster we downloaded on Oct 31, 2026 also has records under the name PosiGen: POSIGEN NJ LLC, Electrical Business Permit 34EB01502400 (status “Closed”) and Home Improvement Contractor registration 13VH09712800 (status “Expired,” expiration 3/31/2023); and PosiGen Developer LLC, registration 13VH12147800 (status “Expired,” expiration 3/31/2026).[2] Those are license records. They don’t tell us how many New Jersey homes PosiGen served; (unverified) we don’t have a New Jersey customer count or a list of New Jersey dealers.

What happened to the company

PosiGen, PBC and affiliated companies filed Chapter 11 on Nov 24, 2025 in the U.S. Bankruptcy Court for the Southern District of Texas (jointly administered, Case No. 25-90787). The case website’s confirmation notice says the court confirmed the plan on Feb 24, 2026 and that the plan took effect on Feb 26, 2026.[3]

Who to contact depends on your system

The case website points customers to three places, by the status of the system:[3]

We could not open the case website with our reader, so check it for current instructions. Which of the three applies to your address (unverified) is something only those companies can tell you.

Keep paying your financing provider

The support FAQ says PosiGen is winding down, is no longer able to provide service and support or honor workmanship warranties to many previous customers, and that you should keep paying your solar loan, lease or PPA, with payments made to Renewbrook for the systems it took over.[4] Renewbrook’s own FAQ page is here.[6] Our suggestion: use the name on your latest bill, and ask that company in writing what your contract and warranty now cover. We have not confirmed that every New Jersey contract moved to Renewbrook.

If your system is unfinished or not working

If an installation was never finished, our abandoned-project page explains what NJBPU and NJCEP say about incentive registrations. (unverified) We have not confirmed whether any PosiGen project in New Jersey is covered by the Board’s February 2024 order, which names other installers. To have a contractor look at a system that stopped working, you can share a request or browse NJ contractors by county; we have not checked any of them for PosiGen equipment. Check your utility’s permission to operate and your town’s permits, as in step 3 of our guide.

Official New Jersey contacts

Phone numbers and emails below are as printed by these agencies in the pages we read on Oct 31, 2026. We are not affiliated with any of them.

Sources: NJCEP ADI Customer Guide (NJCEP, InClime, PJM-GATS), DCA complaint page, DCA consumer brief. Call to confirm a number before relying on it.

What we have not verified

(unverified) New Jersey customer numbers; which New Jersey systems each company now services; what any warranty covers after the bankruptcy; whether any New Jersey project registered for state incentives is affected. We are a directory, not a law firm, and this is not legal advice.

Sources

  1. PosiGen’s own comment letter to the NJ Board of Public Utilities, Aug 15, 2023 (docket QO23070470; BPU public access, document 1311037) — the BPU site blocked our automated reader, so we relied on its search-result summary; check the document yourself
  2. NJ Division of Consumer Affairs license verification, bulk rosters (Electrical Business Permits and Home Improvement Contractors) as we downloaded them on Oct 31, 2026. Statuses are as of that download and may have changed.
  3. PosiGen Chapter 11 case information (Kroll, claims agent; U.S. Bankruptcy Court, S.D. Texas, Case No. 25-90787) — the site blocked our automated reader, so we relied on its search-result text and its confirmation notice; check the page yourself
  4. posigensupport.com, “PosiGen Solar FAQs” (Omnidian / Renewbrook) — page read Oct 31, 2026
  5. SunStrong Management
  6. Renewbrook, FAQs — page read Oct 31, 2026
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