US Energy Secretary, Clean Energy Leader Chu Resigning

Steven Chu, who led the clean-energy charge for the Obama administration, said he's ready to return to California and the academic life. Read more →
In Solyndra’s Shadow, SoloPower Opens Portland Plant

Loan guarantee-backed SoloPower opens a factory in Porland, hoping to survive the brutal PV price wars with a lightweight, flexible panel. Read more →
GOP Makes A Statement With Solyndra Bill

It won't go any further, but House Republicans say they've sent a message by passing the "No More Solyndras Act." Read more →
GOP Aims To Kill DOE Clean Energy Loan Program

House Republicans try to end what's left of the Department of Energy's loan guarantee program for renewables with the "No More Solyndras Act." Read more →
US-Backed Abound Solar Bites The Dust

Thin-film manufacturer Abound Solar, after spending $70 million in U.S.-supported loans, declares bankruptcy. Read more →
Is Konarka Mitt Romney’s Solyndra?

The Romney campaign seems to have some 'splainin' to do after Konarka, backed by Massachusetts under the Romney administration, goes belly up. Read more →
Solar Loan Guarantee Recipient Halts Production

Thin-film manufacturer Abound Solar, which has received $70 million of a $400 million loan guarantee, shuts down to retool to make a higher-efficiency product. Read more →
Chu Defends Solyndra Aid, Dodges Oil-Sands Question

Energy Secretary Steven Chu recently defended the Solyndra loan guarantee, saying the U.S. can’t afford to “wave the white flag” in the global clean-energy race. Read more →
Solyndra Subpoena Draws White House Rebuff

The White House says a House panel's subpoena for all documents related to Solyndra is way too broad and "driven by partisan politics." Read more →
Solyndra White House Subpoena Approved

On a party-line vote, a House committee votes to subpoena the White House for internal communications related to the Solyndra loan guarantee. Read more →




