What happened guideKey date: Sept. 30, 2024Checked Oct 2026
What happened to Blue Raven Solar, and who helps owners now?
Blue Raven Solar was bought by SunPower, then sold when SunPower went bankrupt. If you own a Blue Raven system, one date decides who helps you. This guide shows you where to go.
Updated 7 min readBy The Day Company review team · How we score
Status, October 2026Brand owned by SunPower Inc.Sold in SunPower’s bankruptcy; deal closed September 30, 2024
Sold in 2024In SunPower’s bankruptcy
SunPower Inc.Owns the brand now
Founded 2014Orem, Utah
Short answer
Blue Raven Solar is no longer its own company. SunPower bought it in 2021. Then SunPower went bankrupt in 2024. Its Blue Raven business was sold to Complete Solaria, which now calls itself SunPower. The sale closed on September 30, 2024. If your system was finished by then, the new SunPower says it is not responsible for it. Start with your lender, your lease company or the maker of your equipment.
Blue Raven Solar: key factsChecked October 7, 2026
StatusThe brand and business are owned by SunPower Inc., formerly Complete Solaria.
Founded2014, in Orem, Utah.
BoughtBy SunPower in October 2021, for up to $165 million.
BankruptcySunPower filed on August 5, 2024, and agreed to sell the Blue Raven business.
SaleClosed on September 30, 2024.
Older systemsFor systems finished on or before September 30, 2024, the new SunPower took no ownership, benefits or liabilities.
LeasesLease and power plan customers go to their financing company or SunStrong Management.
Websiteblueravensolar.com now shows SunPower’s site.
Built on public data from the new SunPower’s acquisition page and FAQ, SunPower’s SEC filings, the bankruptcy claims site, the Minnesota Department of Labor and Industry and Texas license records. Checked October 2026.
01 · What happened
What happened to Blue Raven Solar?
Blue Raven Solar was a Utah installer. SunPower bought it in 2021. Then SunPower went bankrupt, and Blue Raven was sold to a new owner.
Here is the timeline, from start to today:
Blue Raven starts
The company is founded in Orem, Utah.
SunPower buys it
SunPower buys Blue Raven Solar for up to $165 million.
SunPower goes bankrupt
SunPower files for bankruptcy and agrees to sell the Blue Raven business.
The sale closes
Complete Solaria buys the Blue Raven business and the SunPower name.
A new SunPower
Complete Solaria renames itself SunPower Inc.
The website
blueravensolar.com now shows SunPower’s site.
The new owner, Complete Solaria, renamed itself SunPower Inc. in 2025. So the SunPower you see today is not the company that went bankrupt. Its acquisition page explains what it bought and what it did not take on.
02 · Action finder
Own a Blue Raven system? Find who helps you now
The right place to call depends on when your system was finished, how you paid and what you need.
Owner action finder
Own a Blue Raven system? Find who helps you now
Three answers from your contract and your problem. We will point you to the right place.
Pick your answers above.
03 · The key date
The date that decides everything: September 30, 2024
That is the day the sale closed. Your system’s finish date puts you on one side of it or the other.
Finished on or before Sept. 30, 2024Not the new SunPower’s job
It says it took on no ownership, benefits or liabilities for these systems. Start with your lender or lease company.
Finished after Sept. 30, 2024The new SunPower serves it
Its Blue Raven Solar line handles these systems. Use SunPower’s warranty and support pages.
For systems finished by that date, the new SunPower says it took on no ownership, benefits or liabilities. It also took no interest in leases or power plans from before the sale. That means no company stepped in to cover the old install promises.
04 · Warranties
Your warranties now: install, panels and inverters
The install warranty from before the sale has no new backer. Panel and inverter warranties still come from the companies that made them.
A workmanship warranty covers the install work. For older Blue Raven systems, no company took it over. Equipment is different. Your panels and inverters carry warranties from their makers, which still apply. SunPower’s legacy warranty page can help you find them.
If your monitoring stopped working, SunPower’s FAQ says Enphase sells an upgrade kit. It replaces the old SunPower box so you can see your system’s output again.
05 · Money owed
Owed money by the old SunPower? Here is how to file
Claims against the old SunPower go through its bankruptcy case, not the new company.
The bankruptcy has an official claims website run by the claims agent, Epiq. That is where to look for case updates and how claims work. Keep copies of your contract, payments and any promised refunds or rebates.
Do you have a lease or power plan? Then your payments go to the financing company or SunStrong Management. SunStrong services many older SunPower-era systems.
06 · Records
Blue Raven’s records: a Minnesota order and a Texas license
Two state records are worth knowing about. Neither one changes what owners should do now.
In July 2024, Minnesota signed a consent order with BRS Field Ops, the company behind Blue Raven Solar. It was censured. It agreed to a $20,000 penalty, with $10,000 held back on conditions. The state’s published summary deos not say what the case was about. Minnesota notes that a consent order is not a finding or an admission.
Texas records show Blue Raven’s electrical license expired on April 24, 2026, as of October 7, 2026. BRS Field Ops held it.
07 · Questions
Blue Raven Solar questions, answered
For owners and for anyone still seeing the Blue Raven name.
Is Blue Raven Solar still in business?
Not as its own company. The new SunPower Inc. owns the Blue Raven brand and business, and blueravensolar.com now shows SunPower’s site.
What happened to Blue Raven Solar?
SunPower bought it in 2021. SunPower went bankrupt in August 2024. The Blue Raven business was then sold to Complete Solaria, now SunPower Inc. The sale closed on September 30, 2024.
Who services my Blue Raven solar system?
If it was finished after September 30, 2024, the new SunPower does. If it was finished before that, the new SunPower says it is not responsible. Start with your lender or lease company.
Is my Blue Raven warranty still good?
Panel and inverter warranties from the makers still apply. The install warranty on systems finished before the sale has no new backer.
Who handles my Blue Raven lease?
Your financing company or SunStrong Management, according to the new SunPower.
Why did my Blue Raven monitoring stop?
Many systems used SunPower monitoring. SunPower’s FAQ says Enphase sells an upgrade kit that can restore it.
How do I file a claim against the old SunPower?
Use the official bankruptcy claims website run by Epiq, the claims agent for the case.
Did SunPower buy Blue Raven?
Yes, twice in a way. The old SunPower bought it in 2021. After that company went bankrupt, the new SunPower bought the Blue Raven business in 2024.
Changelog · last updated October 7, 2026 · 1 update
October 7, 2026: Published: what happened to Blue Raven Solar, the September 30, 2024 cutoff and an owner action finder.
How to cite this page: The Day Company review team, “What happened to Blue Raven Solar, and who helps owners now?,” The Day Company, updated October 7, 2026, https://theday.company/solar-reviews/blue-raven-solar.
This guide is general information, not legal or financial advice. Blue Raven and SunPower pay us nothing. Your contract and the bankruptcy case documents decide your rights.