- Sunrun (RUN, Financial) activates over 130,000 home batteries, providing 650 megawatts of dispatchable power.
- The company reaches a 70% storage attachment rate for new solar customers in Q1 2025.
- Sunrun operates in 17 states, supporting grid reliability during peak demand periods.
Sunrun Inc. (RUN), the leading clean energy provider in the U.S., has significantly expanded its distributed power plant capacity by activating more than 130,000 home batteries this summer. This activation represents over two-thirds of its total battery fleet and enables Sunrun to dispatch 650 megawatts of peak power, equivalent to powering approximately 480,000 homes. This strategic move bolsters grid reliability in anticipation of increased energy demand due to summer heat and hurricanes.
In the first quarter of 2025, Sunrun achieved a storage attachment rate of nearly 70% among new solar customers, solidifying its position as one of the top five energy storage operators nationwide. With nearly 1 gigawatt of total battery capacity, Sunrun is positioned as a major player in supporting America's energy infrastructure.
Sunrun's operations span 17 states, including Texas, Arizona, California, New York, and Puerto Rico. In these regions, the company has successfully provided critical grid support during peak demand periods. The company's innovative subscription model and rapid deployment capabilities align with the growing energy demands from manufacturing, data centers, and artificial intelligence sectors.
In collaboration with various utilities, Sunrun's programs help prevent blackouts and reduce the need for expensive transmission and distribution investments. The activation of home batteries not only supports energy independence but also offers significant savings for consumers and enhances grid stability in the face of extreme weather events and rising energy consumption.
