By Nicholas G. Miller
Sunnova received court approval for its bankruptcy plan to distribute proceeds of a previously approved sale and wind down its operations, the company said Wednesday.
In September, the residential solar company sold its assets and business operations to Solaris Assets and its core operations transitioned to SunStrong Management, an asset manager for the renewables industry.
The bankruptcy plan stipulated that a creditor trustee will be appointed to distribute the proceeds of the sale to creditors and conduct an orderly wind down of the company's remaining business operations.
In June, Sunnova filed for bankruptcy, citing rising debt and weakening residential solar demand in the U.S.
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