Sunrun

Sunrun is a United States-based provider of residential solar electricity and solar power services for homeowners. It invented a model known as solar service allowing homeowners to pay for the power, not the panels. It owns, maintains, and monitors the system while homeowners pay for the electricity it produces at a low, locked-in rate, saving them money over time. Sunrun operates in twelve states that include Arizona, California, Colorado, Hawaii, Massachusetts, Maryland, New Jersey, New York, Nevada, Pennsylvania, Oregon, and Connecticut. Each business day it puts 2 million U.S. dollars’ worth of solar onto people’s roofs and facilitates one solar installation every 10 minutes. The company’s network of over 30 solar installers employs more than 3,000 people. Sunrun was founded in 2007 by Edward Fenster, Lynn Jurich, and Nat Kreamer. It is headquartered in San Francisco, C.A.

Sunrun Solar Panels
Sunrun offers solar panels designed to generate clean energy for residential use, helping homeowners reduce reliance on traditional utility grids.

Brightbox
Brightbox is Sunrun's solar battery storage service that provides backup power during outages and helps manage energy costs by storing solar energy for later use.

Sunrun Shift
Sunrun Shift is a non-backup battery system that stores excess solar energy for use during peak hours, optimizing savings under specific utility rate structures.

Tesla Powerwall
Tesla Powerwall is a solar battery storage solution offered by Sunrun that provides backup power and energy management for homes, integrating seamlessly with solar systems.

Home Integration System
In partnership with Ford, Sunrun's Home Integration System allows vehicle-to-home charging, enabling Ford electric vehicles to power homes during outages.

Solar Installation Services
Sunrun provides solar installation services, including site assessment, design, permitting, and installation, ensuring a seamless transition to solar energy.