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Lawsuits, scams and whistleblowers: is the hunt for solar fraud bad politics or a good thing?

4 December 2014 by DSR

  “A Texas-based corporate watchdog plans this month to ramp up its campaign to find whistleblowers with evidence that wind or solar power companies have fleeced the US government for grant money. The Corporate Whistleblower Center, part of the privately held company America’s Watchdog, launched the initiative in September with an eyebrow-raising press release that … [Read more…]

Posted in: Fraud Tagged: AA Solar, America’s Watchdog, American Recovery and Reinvestment Act, California, Corporate Whistleblower Center, court, Department of Energy, Ernst and Young, fraud, Garrett Hering, grant money, Guardian, Joseph Kozicki, loan, Michael Thomas Martin, National Whistleblowers Center, oversight, SEC, Securities Exchange Commission, SolarCity, Solyndra, Stephen Kohn, Texas, US Department of Energy, Whistleblower

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