Solar Company with $3 Billion Federal Loan Issues Bankruptcy Warning – IOTW Report

Solar Company with $3 Billion Federal Loan Issues Bankruptcy Warning

Washington Free Beacon

A politically connected solar company says it has “substantial doubt” it can stay in business, a little over a year after obtaining a $3 billion loan from the Biden administration.

Sunnova Energy said on Monday that its current finances are “not sufficient to meet obligations and fund operations for a period of at least one year from the date we issue our consolidated financial statements without implementing additional measures.”

“Therefore, substantial doubt exists regarding our ability to continue as a going concern for a period of at least one year from the date we issue our consolidated financial statements,” the company said in a statement on Monday.

Sunnova’s stock plunged over 70 percent following its announcement, according to Bloomberg. More

Won’t the interest on $3 Billion alone be enough to keep them afloat? – Dr. Tar

17 Comments on Solar Company with $3 Billion Federal Loan Issues Bankruptcy Warning

  1. Sorry, we spent $2 billion on bonuses, irretrievable at this point. Yes, including mine for $400 million. And there’s just no way we can make this company work, we are out of cash. Unless, of course, you can loan us another $3 billion.

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  2. “The Free Beacon reviewed at least 50 consumer complaints filed against Sunnova in Texas since 2022. Multiple complaints alleged that Sunnova sales representatives persuaded elderly dementia patients, some on their deathbeds, to enter lengthy solar panel leases.”

    Ha! I suppose the same tactics could be used to persuade the elderly dementia patient in the White House to spend $3Billion subsidizing the company.

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  3. James Madison, the Father of the Constitution stated that said Constitution does not have any provision for public benevolence. These political “loans” are just Uncle Sugar paying off his buddies and are clearly illegal.

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  4. Being a solar installation company it’s going to take a lt of screwdrivers and pliers as assets seized to re-sell to cover that 3 Billion. Maybe we can get a bunch of back by seizing all the assets of all the USAID Employees that gave it them in the first place.

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  5. “If they go bankrupt taxpayers have to recover the loan from what ever is left of the company”

    It’s going to take a lot of step ladders and drill motors to recover 3 billion.

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  6. I have been tangentially involved in a few liquidating bankruptcies and government receiverships, and someone asked me how long the proceedings would take. I said generally they last until the money runs out.

    Sure enough, the last one I was somewhat involved in went four or five years. When the money ran out, it got wrapped up very quickly.

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  7. Got the full solar installer grift going in western Washington, underwritten in part by the electric utilities (can you say governmemt with taxpayer dollars).

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