First Solar’s 550 MW Topaz PV Farm Misses DOE Loan Deadline
Eric Wesoff: September 22, 2011
Project to be sold and financed using alternative means; stock price down 7 percent per share. Ouch.
Project to be sold and financed using alternative means; stock price down 7 percent per share. Ouch.
They don’t take kindly to DOE loan recipient CEOs in prison.
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CIGS thin-film PV company closes deal with a Korean powerhouse strategic partner.
MiaSolé board appoints a big-time Intel executive to take a wider role at the company.
A little perspective
What if they held a hearing and nobody came?
Can the front glass of a PV panel be replaced with a polymer?
Plus, a letter archive with CEO and congressional letters
FBI doing forensics at the Fremont Solyndra chalk outline.
GTM Research Managing Director Shayle Kann talks sense to Congress about solar as job creator and U.S. trade engine.
You get land, equipment, intellectual property and a spectacular public relations challenge.
It’s a portfolio of loans with a range of risk.