Strong Customer Growth and Storage Adoption
Added ~19,000 customers in Q1; storage attachment rate increased to 73% (up 2 points sequentially). Average system size was up 5% from Q4.
Large and Rapidly Growing Dispatchable Storage Fleet
Installed base exceeded 237,000 solar-plus-storage systems through 2025; network storage capacity grew from ~4.0 GWh to 4.3 GWh in Q1 and the dispatchable storage fleet is over 50% larger year over year.
Aggregate Subscriber / Contracted Value and Net Value Creation
Management reported aggregate subscriber value of $1.1B (above guidance $850M–$950M); CFO reported aggregate contracted subscriber value of $980M. Contracted net value creation described as $108M (near the high end of $25M–$125M guidance); CFO reported upfront net value creation of $91M (~9% of contracted subscriber value). Upfront net subscriber value per unit was $5,136, up over $4,000 per subscriber versus prior year; contracted subscriber value per unit up 14% YoY.
Sales Force and Early-Funnel Momentum
Direct active sales force grew >20% since the start of the year; March bookings rose >30% month-over-month. Company hired more than 1,000 salespeople YTD and is onboarding hundreds more, targeting higher-value geographies and product mix.
Capital Markets Execution and Financing Capacity
Raised $774M in non-recourse asset-level debt YTD; recent $584M securitization priced at 220 bps (20 bps improvement vs prior). Closed transactions and executed term sheets provide tax-equity capacity to fund ~1,000 MW beyond Q1 deployments; over $675M of unused non-recourse warehouse commitments to fund >250 MW for retained subscribers.
Liquidity and Parent Leverage Progress
Ended Q1 with $680M of unrestricted cash, repaid $92M of parent recourse debt during the quarter and reported $626M of parent recourse debt. Management expects to reach <2x parent debt to trailing-four-quarter cash generation by year-end.
Reiterated Full-Year Guidance
Company reiterated 2026 cash generation guidance of $250M to $450M (excluding ~$50M–$100M of equipment safe-harbor investments) and remains confident in full-year trajectory despite quarterly lumpiness.
Operational Efficiency and Service Cost Improvements
Fleet servicing costs down materially (management cited >30% YoY reduction) and improvements from AI and scale driving lower service costs and better SLAs; management seeing favorable margin trends for new customers.