Top Penny, you believe this even though the article you posted said this...
"Until this most recent news, many in the solar industry were holding out a thread of hope
that bankrupt SunEdison could somehow recover and continue in a diminished but intact capacity.
That does not appear to be the case.
According to a report in SparkSpread, SunEdison’s restructuring agent, Rothschild, is
"soliciting bids for the bankrupt company’s asset portfolio in what is expected to
result in an outright liquidation of the developer."
That's an approximately 4-gigawatt to 5-gigawatt collection of operating and development assets, according to reports.
Assets will be bundled by geography.
SunEdison has not made a final decision on liquidating its portfolio,
according to SparkSpread, but it appears that the renewable energy developer
is unlikely to refinance and re-emerge from this self-inflicted financial implosion. "