Quin Rohrer: Solar Equipment Fraud

The Quin Rohrer Solar Equipment Scam

The Quin Rohrer fraud case centers on a sophisticated solar equipment broker fraud scheme that operated through multiple shell companies. Rohrer ran this solar panel scam in Utah primarily through Globus Enterprises LLC and Renewable Enterprises LLC, both registered in Draper, Utah. The Globus Enterprises LLC scam followed a consistent pattern: accept large wire payments for solar panels, provide excuses for delays, then disappear with the money.

The Kinect Solar lawsuit, filed in June 2023, exposed the Quin Rohrer scam after he collected $252,913.50 for 1,519 solar panels that were never delivered. In a damning indictment of the Quin Rohrer solar fraud, he didn't even respond to the federal lawsuit. The court entered a default judgment finding him liable for fraud, conversion, theft, and breach of contract — a clear legal finding that this was a Quin Rohrer scam operation.

The Kinect Solar case is not an isolated incident. Reports from the solar industry indicate the Renewable Enterprises LLC fraud and Globus Enterprises fraud victimized multiple companies and brokers across the country, with total documented losses from this solar equipment broker fraud approaching half a million dollars. This Draper Utah fraud scheme has impacted solar businesses nationwide.

Federal Court Case

Court Findings

The court found sufficient evidence to establish all of the following claims:

• Fraud — Rohrer knowingly misrepresented his ability and intent to deliver solar equipment
• Conversion — Funds wired for equipment were taken for personal use
• Theft (Texas Theft Liability Act) — Unlawful appropriation of property
• Fraudulent Inducement — False promises made to secure wire transfers
• Breach of Contract — Equipment paid for was never delivered
• Money Had and Received — Unjust retention of funds

Case Timeline

Public records available via PACER Monitor and GovInfo.
📄 Download: Report & Recommendation on Default Judgment (PDF)

How the Quin Rohrer Solar Scam Works

Based on federal court documents and victim reports, the Quin Rohrer fraud operation follows a consistent solar equipment broker scam pattern:

1. Contact — Approaches solar companies as an equipment broker, often through industry connections or online groups.
2. Offer — Quotes competitive prices on solar panels or modules, typically for large orders ($50K–$250K+).
3. Payment — Requests wire transfer to a business bank account (Globus Enterprises LLC or similar entity).
4. Delay — After payment clears, provides a string of excuses: shipping delays, bank account issues, supply chain problems.
5. Ghost — Eventually stops responding to calls, texts, and emails. Blocks phone numbers.
6. Ignore — Does not respond to demand letters from attorneys or federal lawsuits.

In some cases, Rohrer has operated through intermediary brokers, creating a chain where the middleman also becomes a victim when Rohrer disappears with the funds.

What Victims Are Saying

In May 2025, solar industry professionals began publicly sharing their experiences with Quin Rohrer in the Facebook group "Solar Sales, Objections, and Markets":

These reports align precisely with the pattern documented in the federal case — large payments for solar equipment, followed by excuses and silence. The fact that victims are surfacing independently in 2025, nearly two years after the federal lawsuit, suggests the scheme continued even after Rohrer was sued.

Quin Rohrer's Shell Companies: A Pattern of Fraud

Utah Division of Corporations records reveal the scope of the Quin Rohrer scam: six business entities registered with Quin Rohrer as the registered agent — a pattern of creating, dissolving, and replacing shell companies to continue the solar panel scam. All entities tied to this Draper Utah fraud are registered to addresses in Draper, Utah, including Globus Med Supply, Globus Power Solutions, UTV Daddy LLC, and Renewable Enterprises Utah operations.

Rohrer's earlier entity, Globus Power Solutions, LLC, advertised on Alignable as an "EPC-based National Solar Platform" based in Perris, CA, offering "full-service project designs, proposals, management, and funding" for residential, commercial, and utility-scale solar — establishing a long history in the solar equipment space.

Additionally, the name Gustavo Curcio / Solar Consult LLC (California) has been referenced by Rohrer when confronted by victims. The relationship between Curcio and Rohrer remains unclear.

Source: Utah Division of Corporations and Commercial Code — Business Entity Search and Registered Principal Search. All records are public.

Resources

If you believe you are a victim of fraud, the following resources may help:

• FBI Internet Crime Complaint Center (IC3)
  File a federal fraud complaint directly with the FBI. Include as much documentation as possible.
• FTC Complaint Assistant
  Report fraud to the Federal Trade Commission.
• Utah Attorney General — Consumer Complaint
  Rohrer's entities appear to be registered in Utah. File a consumer protection complaint.
• Case Records — PACER Monitor
  Public court records for Kinect Solar v. Globus Enterprises & Quin Rohrer.