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April 16, 2012

Another Electric-Car Disaster Looms

Robert Bryce, National Review Online


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Get ready for the next Solyndra. Sure, you’ve heard those words before. Over the past few months, several companies that had federal backing — Beacon Power, Range Fuels, and Ener1 — all failed. And another one is almost surely on the way. . .

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