Renewbrook Energy bought most of PosiGen's residential solar systems after PosiGen's bankruptcy, so many former PosiGen customers now have a contract with a company they never chose. If you are searching for a Renewbrook Energy lawsuit, here is what is public, who Renewbrook is, and what you can do about billing or a system that is not working.
As of November 3, 2026, our searches of news coverage and the PosiGen bankruptcy reporting found no consumer class action naming Renewbrook Energy. The lawsuits reported around PosiGen's collapse are disputes between PosiGen and its lenders and affiliates. For service, Renewbrook uses Omnidian. For billing, the PosiGen support site says to keep paying as usual until Renewbrook contacts you.
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PosiGen filed for Chapter 11 in the U.S. Bankruptcy Court for the Southern District of Texas on November 24, 2025 (case 25-90787), and its plan took effect in February 2026. Renewbrook Energy, which Solar Power World reports is a newly formed subsidiary of Brookfield Asset Management, acquired most of PosiGen's residential project portfolio. Brookfield had lent PosiGen money starting in 2023. SunStrong Management took the remaining projects.
Is there a Renewbrook Energy lawsuit?
As of November 3, 2026, we found no consumer class action or state attorney general action naming Renewbrook Energy. The lawsuits reported around PosiGen's collapse were between businesses: PosiGen's lenders and affiliates arguing over money. Court cases are public, so if you want to check for yourself, search the case name on PACER (the federal court records system) or your state court's online records, and look up the PosiGen bankruptcy docket by its case number, 25-90787.
If you have a problem with your own contract, you do not need a class action to act. Document what is happening and use the steps below.
Billing: who to pay now
The PosiGen support site, run for Renewbrook and Omnidian, tells former customers that no action is needed and to continue paying their bill as usual, and that Renewbrook will reach out directly with a welcome email and next steps. Keep paying the way you have been until you receive official instructions, and keep every notice you receive.
Service: Omnidian handles system problems
Renewbrook selected Omnidian to handle performance monitoring, on-site service and technical support. Omnidian does not own your system; it is the service provider. Start with the troubleshooting guides on posigensupport.com, then contact Omnidian at 800-597-9127.
| Former PosiGen customers | posigensupport.com |
| Omnidian support | 800-597-9127, support.omnidian.com |
Steps that protect you
- Find your contract and confirm whether it is a lease or a power purchase agreement.
- Save every bill and notice from PosiGen, Renewbrook and Omnidian.
- Screenshot your production monthly, so you can show any drop with dates.
- Log every contact attempt: date, channel, name, what was said.
- If you are selling your home, ask Renewbrook in writing for the transfer or payoff requirements as early as possible.
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As of November 3, 2026, our searches found no consumer class action naming Renewbrook Energy. Court records are public on PACER and state court sites if you want to check.
For most former PosiGen customers, Renewbrook Energy. SunStrong Management took the remaining PosiGen projects. Your welcome notice will say which applies to you.
A company Solar Power World reports is a newly formed subsidiary of Brookfield Asset Management. It acquired most of PosiGen's residential systems in the bankruptcy.
The PosiGen support site says to continue paying as usual while Renewbrook onboards accounts.
Omnidian, which Renewbrook selected for monitoring, on-site service and technical support. Phone 800-597-9127.
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Get help with my PosiGen contract → Free warranty lookupGeneral information, not legal or financial advice. Company details change; confirm current contact details on the company's own site before you rely on them. Facts on this page were checked on November 3, 2026.