Closures / Insolvency

Renova Energy Corporation: in insolvency, 22 Mar 2026

Residential solar installer in the Coachella Valley and Arizona; Chapter 7 filed about 22 Mar 2026 (Bankr. C.D. Cal. 6:26-bk-12094), trustee Larry D. Simons, notice of assets filed 26 Jun 2026

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