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Spruce Power Holding Corporation reports developments in distributed residential solar energy assets across the United States. The company provides subscription-based services for homeowners, owns cash flows from home solar assets and customer contracts, and uses a power-as-a-service model tied to rooftop solar power and battery storage.
Recurring updates cover financial results, solar renewable energy credit revenue, residential solar portfolio activity, service agreements, debt reduction, and operating cost initiatives. Company news also includes in-house field service expansion, battery storage offerings through the Spruce PRO platform, executive appointments, and governance or capital-allocation actions.
Spruce Power (NYSE: SPRU) announces the retirement of board member Deb Frodl and the resignation of Sarah Sclarsic, both effective December 31, 2022. Chris Hayes will assume the role of Chair starting January 1, 2023. Frodl has served since May 2018, contributing significantly to the company’s strategy, while Sclarsic leaves to pursue opportunities in climate technology. Hayes, with over 20 years in clean energy, aims to position Spruce as a leader in distributed energy resources.
Spruce Power has completed its transformation into a pure-play clean energy provider, ceasing its hybrid vehicle operations. Entering a definitive agreement with The Shyft Group, Spruce will transition its DOD program responsibilities while retaining future royalty rights. Additionally, Spruce sold battery inventory and legacy hybrid technology to RMA Group. As a result, the company expects to significantly reduce operating cash usage. CEO Eric Tech announced plans for leadership transition in early 2023, signaling a streamlined focus on renewable energy.