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A California homeowner says Sunrun roof-preparation work led to water intrusion before panels were installed. His Sunrun claims remain in Los Angeles Superior Court while a Sept. 16 tentative ruling would send his separate Tesla claims to arbitration.
A typical Massachusetts solar system is running about $32,000 this fall. Cash, financing, leases and PPAs put very different contracts underneath the panels.
Michigan is testing how far responsibility extends after a solar sale. Separate actions in Texas and Arizona show why Sunrun customers should be paying attention.
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