Nov 12 (Reuters) - Sunnova Energy ( NOVAQ ) said on

Wednesday a U.S. bankruptcy court has confirmed its Chapter 11

plan, after the sale of most of its assets to Solaris Assets.

The company had filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection

in June, as the residential solar panel installer was pressured

by mounting debt and weakening demand.

The approval by the Bankruptcy Court for the Southern

District of Texas follows the previously approved sale of

substantially all of Sunnova's assets and business operations to

Solaris Assets.

Under the confirmed plan, a creditor trustee will be

appointed to distribute the sale proceeds to creditors and

manage the closure of the company's remaining operations.