The Biden administration’s green energy experiment is unraveling as multiple companies backed by massive taxpayer-funded loans now teeter on the brink of bankruptcy — or have already gone under. While the White House once promised a renewable revolution, critics say Americans are left holding the bag while the real beneficiaries — government insiders and foreign nations — walk away with the spoils.
Joe Biden pitched his green agenda as a cornerstone of his presidency, vowing to “end fossil fuels” and replace them with wind, solar, and battery projects. But now, the very companies touted as climate pioneers are crashing under the weight of their own mismanagement and financial instability — all funded by you, the taxpayer.
At the center of the controversy is Jigar Shah, the former director of the Department of Energy’s Loan Programs Office. Under Biden, Shah distributed billions in loans to energy startups that private investors wouldn’t touch — and for good reason.
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