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Sunrun and Voltus will supply energy capacity from residential batteries to support AI data center power needs under Voltus’s Bring Your Own Capacity program, targeting reliability and grid flexibility.
Sunrun reported Q2 2026 financial results with a record 74% storage attachment rate and 4.6 GWh of networked storage capacity, while revising full-year cash generation guidance to $200–$375 million.
Sunrun priced a $267 million securitization of residential solar and storage assets, its seventeenth since 2015, with Class A notes rated A and yielding 6.33%.
Sunrun received BestCompany.com’s 2026 Preferred Partner and Platinum Solar Awards for the second and third consecutive years, respectively, based on customer service, scale, and innovation in home energy systems.
Sunrun announced its California distributed power plant will provide up to 425 megawatts of dispatchable capacity this summer, supporting the state’s grid during peak demand periods.
Sunrun launched a pilot program to deploy distributed AI compute nodes in homes with solar and battery systems, compensating homeowners while meeting growing AI inference demand.
Sunrun, Renew Home, and Tesla will jointly provide over 16 gigawatts of flexible energy capacity to data centers and utilities by aggregating existing home batteries and smart devices, aiming to reduce grid congestion...
Sunrun has been included in the Fortune 1000 for 2026, reflecting its 45% revenue growth to $2.96 billion in 2025 and record cash generation of $377 million.
Sunrun received four 2026 Buyer’s Choice Awards from ConsumerAffairs, based on verified customer reviews highlighting service quality and satisfaction in home energy systems.
Sunrun ranks fifth on TIME’s 2026 list of the world’s most impactful companies, leading the utilities category for its role in advancing energy independence and grid stability through solar and battery storage solutions.
Sunrun reported a net cash outflow of $148 million and negative cash generation of $59 million in Q1 2026 due to delayed project financing, though full-year guidance remains unchanged.
Sunrun priced a $584 million securitization of residential solar and storage assets, its sixteenth such transaction since 2015, with improved credit terms compared to prior deals.
Sunrun installed nearly half of all U.S. residential battery storage capacity in 2025, expanding its networked storage to 4.0 gigawatt-hours and supporting grids with 18 gigawatt-hours of dispatched energy.
Sunrun reported a net cash increase of $290 million in 2025 and forecasts positive cash generation of $250 million to $450 million for 2026, while adding 25,475 subscribers in Q4 2025.