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Bookmark or Share- Report: Solyndra misrepresented facts to get loan guaranteeWASHINGTON (AP) — A four-year investigation has concluded that officials of the solar company Solyndra misrepresented facts and omitted key information in their efforts to get a $535 million loan guarantee from the federal government.
- How Solyndra's Failure Promises a Brighter Future for Solar PowerHow Solyndra's Failure Promises a Brighter Future for Solar Power. The bankruptcy of photovoltaic panel-maker Solyndra is actually good news for the U.S. solar industry. By David Biello.
- Solyndra: Its technology and why it failed - EDNSolyndra was a darling of clean tech but filed for bankruptcy. Department of Energy loan guarantees of $535M sparked an investigation. No wrongdoing has yet been uncovered despite a huge waste of government money. Lower production costs in China have been singled out as the critical factor in Solyndra's demise.
- Obama's Solyndra Problem - FactCheck.orgPresident Obama exaggerated when defending his administration’s approval of a $535 million loan guarantee to Solyndra, a now-defunct solar company.
- What’s Happening With That Solar Company Scandal? Here ... - ProPublicaThe bankruptcy of solar firm Solyndra has raised concerns that the Obama administration shouldn’t have loaned the company money via a stimulus program. We break it all down.
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