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Sunnova Surpasses 100,000 New Home Solar System Installs with More Than 1 Million Panels

HOUSTON--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Sunnova Energy International Inc. (“Sunnova”) (NYSE: NOVA), a leading adaptive energy services company, announced today that its New Homes Business Division has installed more than one million solar panels on over 100,000 new-build residential single-family rooftops in markets across the United States, bringing reliable and affordable energy to thousands of new homeowners. As one of the nation’s largest new home solar, storage and EV charging installers, Sunnova, throu...

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