Why Did Georgetown Receive a Low Price Quote for Solar Energy??

The answer is quite simple...massive taxpayer subsidies.  A wealth transfer scheme to take money from all U.S. taxpayers and funnel the money to cronies with the remainder allocated to the purchasers of the electricity, if they ever see the promised solar generated electricity. SunEdison Failure

According to National Review, SunEdison received $1.5 billion in subsidies and loan guarantees.  On top of direct Federal subsidies of $400M, SunEdison also received $846 million in federal loans, loan guarantees, tax-exempt federal bonds, and federal insurance. The total government support for SunEdison comes out to $1.5 billion.

The Wall Street Journal is reporting that shareholders won’t get an official voice in the bankruptcy of SunEdison Inc. because the company is “hopelessly insolvent,” with debts outweighing assets by at least $1 billion, a bankruptcy judge has ruled.

At a court hearing August 11, SunEdison lawyers said the company is working on a business plan that could lead to a reorganization around assets that aren't sold in bankruptcy. Some of the solar power company’s projects have been sold, others are going up for auction, and talks are under way about finding a buyer for SunEdison’s control stakes in two separate public companies, TerraForm Power Inc. and TerraForm Global Inc.

When are the citizens of Georgetown going to find out if the proposed solar power plant under construction by Buckthorn-WesTex, a SunEdison subsidiary has been sold or if they have secured financing to restart and complete the project? 

Is there a secret Georgetown plan to provide funding to Buckthorn-Westex to complete construction of the Ft Stockton solar power plant?  Inquiring minds want to know.