Energy Dept. 'Not Poised To Approve' Second Solyndra Loan

Thursday, October 6, 2011
WASHINGTON -- The Department of Energy considered granting Solyndra a second loan even as the company's dire financial situation became increasingly apparent, internal White House email threads released Tuesday show. But administration officials are pushing back against the claim that the department came anywhere close to approving the $469 million loan.
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