Too bad they weren't "too big to fail." Like GM, Chrysler, and the Big Banks. I wish solar would be thought of as "too good to fail," but Big Oil, Big Coal, and Big Nuke-you-ler wouldn't stand for that.
Not trying to comment on the specifics of Solyndra -- i have no idea how well or poorly that company was run. Just a comment on solar & other clean, renewable, sustainable, job-creating energy. From what little I've read, I'm guessing Solyndra's collapse is more due to massively subsidized buildup of Chinese solars. There is no such thing as a free market economy.
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