Bankrupt solar module manufacturer Solyndra, which continues to face a government investigation into its 2009 Department of Energy loan guarantee, has made a leadership change.
CEO Brian Harrison has stepped down – a move that was described as ‘scheduled’ in a bankrupcty-court filing cited by Reuters.
The company is seeking to have Todd Neilson, a high-profile bankruptcy trustee, run the company as it continues to search for a buyer. The appointment must be approved by the Delaware bankruptcy court.
