Titan Solar Power is gone. The systems, loans and questions are not.

EnergyAid says it acquired selected Titan assets, including intellectual property, so it could offer service options to former customers. EnergyAid also says it did not acquire Titan, Titan's liabilities, or Titan's warranties.

Reporting at the time said Titan closed after a prospective investment did not materialize. On June 20, 2024, Titan Solar Power and affiliated companies entered Chapter 7 proceedings in the U.S. Bankruptcy Court for the District of Arizona.

The court's Titan case hub is the primary source for case numbers, notices and claims information. Bankruptcy does not by itself determine what happens to an individual customer's financing agreement, equipment warranty, service obligation or claim.

Start by identifying the company named on each contract, loan, lease, warranty and equipment document. Then use the customer-help paths below to separate service and repair questions from warranty, financing, home-sale and bankruptcy issues.

In Arizona, the state resource page also covers contractor complaints, Attorney General complaints and utility issues: Arizona solar complaint and consumer resources →

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