Solyndra......... ObongoJohnnyYou » 24 Mar 2026, 2:12 am » wrote: ↑ All intelligence is not equal.
Trump probably was negoatiating with some 600 lb bed ridden hacker who conned him into thinking he was a "Top Iranian Official". But the more likely scenario is just market manipulation and he is lying.
Unbelievable he is going to spend 1$ Billion to appease renewable energy folks to invest in dinosaur go go juice... Our tax dollars at work to kill alternatives.
Worse than Obongo?
Blackvegetable » 24 Mar 2026, 7:46 am » wrote: ↑ Solyndra was part of a portfolio of such investments.
When? At startup with government support making 4 levels of US, state, county, city government buildings be required solar gets installed from no bid contracts law requires contractors to pay highest wage in the marketplace.
He was talking to you?JohnnyYou » 24 Mar 2026, 2:12 am » wrote: ↑ All intelligence is not equal.
Trump probably was negoatiating with some 600 lb bed ridden hacker who conned him into thinking he was a "Top Iranian Official". But the more likely scenario is just market manipulation and he is lying.
Unbelievable he is going to spend 1$ Billion to appease renewable energy folks to invest in dinosaur go go juice... Our tax dollars at work to kill alternatives.
JuCo 5 percenter...72
“Show me the man and I’ll find you the crime” ~ LAVRENTIY BERIA
"Try to get past your passionate ignorance and learn to accept what actually happened." ~ brown's unheeded words of wisdom That means that there was a TOTAL RETURN of .08772 % . Or in the words of the wisest of all- DAMN NEAR NOTHING!!Blackvegetable » 24 Mar 2026, 10:30 am » wrote: ↑ https://www.npr.org/2014/11/13/36357215 ... g-a-profit
In 2011, solar panel company Solyndra defaulted on a $535 million loan guaranteed by the Department of Energy. The agency had a few other high-profile bankruptcies, too — electric car company Fisker and solar company Abound among them. But now that loan program has started turning a profit.
Overall, the agency has loaned $34.2 billion to a variety of businesses, under a program designed to speed up development of clean-energy technology. Companies have defaulted on $780 million of that — a loss rate of 2.28 percent. The agency also has collected $810 million in interest payments, putting the program $30 million in the black.
Yeah, the 600 lb hacker said there is one guy who is very high up in the Iranian Leadership who wants a certian trolling windmill guy in Minnesota to have to pay double for everything or the war goes on.
How many months in a row? 1 month they make a profit, skip a few, another one month profit, skip a few.Blackvegetable » 24 Mar 2026, 10:30 am » wrote: ↑ https://www.npr.org/2014/11/13/36357215 ... g-a-profit
In 2011, solar panel company Solyndra defaulted on a $535 million loan guaranteed by the Department of Energy. The agency had a few other high-profile bankruptcies, too — electric car company Fisker and solar company Abound among them. But now that loan program has started turning a profit.
Overall, the agency has loaned $34.2 billion to a variety of businesses, under a program designed to speed up development of clean-energy technology. Companies have defaulted on $780 million of that — a loss rate of 2.28 percent. The agency also has collected $810 million in interest payments, putting the program $30 million in the black.