In light of the Solyndra scandal, many people are naturally calling for an end to government subsidies and mandates propping up particular technologies in the energy sector. This understandably terrifies those who have already invested large sums in the green bandwagon, and now they are telling taxpayers and consumers, “Nothing to see here, keep moving along.” Yet as IER has pointed out in its posts on Abengoa and Iberdrola, the corruption in government support of green (or “clean”) technologies isn’t limited to the one bad apple of Solyndra.