Tonopah Solar Energy, LLC

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Case Number:

1:26-bk-10060

Court:

Delaware

Nature of Suit:

Firms

  1. March 09, 2026

    Serta Trial Begins, Texas Judges To Ponder Ch. 7 Exemptions

    A Texas bankruptcy court began a trial regarding Serta Simmons Bedding's 2020 "uptier" debt exchange, the Lone Star State's supreme court agreed to weigh in on whether LLCs are exempt from Ch. 7 estates and Prime Core's Chapter 11 trust initiated a $13 million adversary suit.

  2. March 03, 2026

    Solar Plant Tonopah Names Stalking Horse As Ch. 11 Buyer

    A bankrupt Nevada solar project named its $7 million stalking horse bidder as the successful bidder chosen in its Chapter 11 asset sale, canceling the auction.

  3. February 23, 2026

    Tonopah Solar Names $7M Stalking Horse Bidder

    A bankrupt Nevada solar project named a prospective bidder chosen to secure at least $7 million in a Chapter 11 asset auction.

  4. January 28, 2026

    Meet The Attys Helping Texas Renewables Co. Find 2nd Wind

    Shannon Wind LLC, the owner of a wind farm in North Texas, has tapped Bradley Arant Boult Cummings LLP to oversee the bankruptcy it began Sunday with $108 million in debt, ailing from the long-term consequences of a winter storm in the Lone Star State.

  5. January 27, 2026

    Catching Up With New Bankruptcy Case Action

    A Nevada solar project and a Texas wind farm both sought bankruptcy protection, as did three Brooklyn apartment complexes and a cryotherapy chain headquartered in the Lone Star State.

  6. January 23, 2026

    Solar Plant Can Tap $5M In DIP Funds As It Eyes Ch. 11 Sale

    The owner of the Crescent Dunes Solar Energy Project can immediately access $5 million of a $10 million debtor-in-possession loan, a Delaware bankruptcy judge ruled on Friday, as the company hopes to quickly sell the Nevada power plant in its second Chapter 11.

  7. January 22, 2026

    Nevada Solar Project Files Ch. 11 For 2nd Time In 5 Years

    A Nevada solar project is seeking Chapter 11 protection in a Delaware bankruptcy court with more than $180 million in debt, saying the same technical issues that sent it into bankruptcy in 2020 have kept it from operating at full power.