North Carolina official complaint route
File a North Carolina consumer complaint
The Department of Justice may mediate the dispute and uses complaint patterns to identify enforcement priorities.
File a North Carolina consumer complaint
The Department of Justice may mediate the dispute and uses complaint patterns to identify enforcement priorities.
For a residential-solar complaint, keep the sales proposal, signed or electronic contract, financing or lease documents, utility bills, production records, permits, inspection records, cancellation attempts, and company correspondence.
Open the official North Carolina complaint page ↗Titan Solar Power resources for North Carolina
The U.S. Bankruptcy Court for the District of Arizona lists Titan Solar Power NC, Inc. as an associated Titan debtor under case 2:24-bk-05238-MCW. The listing identifies the state-named debtor; it does not determine the status of any individual customer's contract, loan, warranty, or bankruptcy claim.
U.S. Bankruptcy Court for the District of ArizonaView the official Titan bankruptcy case hub ↗Titan Solar Power warranty after bankruptcy →Titan Solar Power closure and bankruptcy tracker →States seek loan relief for Pink Energy customers
North Carolina and Kentucky led nine attorneys general asking five lenders to suspend payments for customers with unfinished or nonworking systems while Pink Energy was under investigation.
North Carolina Department of Justice · Source dated Nov 22, 2022Read the source and case details ↗