The Solyndra bankruptcy seems to have created a cottage industry of soul-searching in the clean energy arena, with solar costs, global competition, American subsidies and failed companies. There is no shortage of opinions.
“Virtually every form of energy generation in the United States receives a subsidy of one form or another. Lacking a coherent mid-to-long range national energy policy certainly does not help us determine what to subsidize, for how long and at what level. This lack of clear vision is problem number one.
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