Spruce Power Holding Collaborates with Treehouse in Residential Battery Storage Sector
Strategic Partnership: Spruce Power Holding has formed a partnership with Treehouse to enhance its offerings in the home battery storage market.
Expansion of Services: This collaboration will leverage the Spruce Pro servicing platform, allowing Spruce to extend its services beyond solar energy into battery energy storage solutions.
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Spruce Power Expands Cost-Effective Service Model to California
- Cost Reduction: Spruce Power has successfully reduced operating and maintenance costs by approximately 25% through its in-house service teams in New Jersey, establishing a strong foundation for expansion into California.
- Efficiency Improvement: The New Jersey team has enhanced scheduling and inventory management, resulting in shorter repair cycles and improved system availability, which directly boosts asset value and revenue potential.
- Market Expansion: Spruce plans to replicate this successful service model in California, initially covering the area from San Diego to Los Angeles, with plans to scale operations as they mature over time.
- Strategic Advantage: By vertically integrating its services, Spruce not only enhances its own capabilities but also creates opportunities to service third-party assets, further leveraging its fixed-cost operational infrastructure.

Spruce Power Declines 2% Following Appointment of Thomas Cimino as Permanent CFO
Company Update: Spruce Power Holding Corporation (SPRU) has appointed Thomas Cimino as its permanent Chief Financial Officer, transitioning from his previous role as interim CFO.
Stock Performance: Following the announcement of Cimino's permanent appointment, SPRU shares fell by 2.17%, trading at $5.18.
Cimino's Responsibilities: In his new role, Cimino will continue to oversee finance, accounting, capital markets, and strategic initiatives for the company.
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