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Auburn-based solar company Solar Wolf Energy announced abruptly in a Wednesday Facebook post it will close its operations, leaving more than 50 Yarmouth residents without fully installed solar panel systems, despite having paid.

Area elected officials and law enforcement are asking affected customers to contact them and state Attorney General Maura T. Healeys office, which is accepting and reviewing claims against Solar Wolf Energy on the state website.

The solar customers say the company, which was recommended by the town, has taken their cash and ghosted them without finishing the work.

The solar customers say the company, which was recommended by the town, has taken their cash and ghosted them without finishing the work.

The solar customers say the company, which was recommended by the town, has taken their cash and ghosted them without finishing the work.

The Attorney Generals office has opened an investigation of Solar Wolf, a solar panel company that has left Yarmouth customers high and dry.

Image Ted Strzelecki, former CEO of Solar Wolf Energy and current chairman of the company Two cases allege Solar Wolf failed to pay for marketing services wherein plaintiffs marketed solar panels Solar Wolf later installed. A third alleges Solar Wolf stopped paying a commercial lease in Douglas when the company moved to Auburn in December of last year, despite its lease agreement running for an additional year. WBJ received a tip about the lawsuits late Thursday afternoon. The first lawsuit was...