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Sunnova origination grinds to a halt following delayed dealer payments

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By Ayse Kelce Verified, Ben Miller
| Debtwire Verified
Sunnova has largely stopped originating new business as the residential solar company struggles to pay dealers and explores restructuring options, said three sources familiar with the matter. The Houston-based company halted originating deals in the first quarter, the sources said. Likewise, the company has taken offline a customer referral program. Sunnova has been working to move existing projects to completion, said two of the sources.
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Sunnova furloughs employees amid financial turmoil

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By Ayse Kelce Verified, Madalina Iacob Verified, Ben Miller
| Debtwire Verified
Sunnova recently furloughed many employees after issuing a going concern warning in early March, according to public LinkedIn posts by employees and a source familiar. The furlough is expected to last at least through the end of April, according to automatic email replies from the furloughed employees’ email addresses and the source familiar. At least some staff have been told they won’t be paid for the period of the furlough, said the source familiar.
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Private credit borrowers debate when it’s time to clean up in bankruptcy

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By Lisa Fu Verified, Nicholas Morgan, Ayse Kelce Verified, Ben Miller
| Debtwire Verified
In the secretive world of direct lenders and financial sponsors, distressed portfolio companies are typically restructured out of the public eye. In some cases, though, companies have no choice but to file for bankruptcy to fix broken capital structures and eliminate other liabilities. Advisors say the decision can come down to weighing the higher cost and publicity of a Chapter 11 case versus the unique benefits bankruptcy can provide.
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