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The collateral damage left behind is far more extensive than previously reported, InvestigateWest has found. technology through illicit means and the carelessness of government agencies and businesses,” Rubio wrote in a letter to the Department of Energy.

“For far too long, the has captured vital U.S. And last month, National Public Radio scrutinized how the company “gave the technology to China,” prompting a strong rebuke from Florida Republican Sen. An aspiring competitor is calling out UniEnergy for offshoring jobs intended for American soil. Bankruptcy Code.įor all the support the company got, it had little to show for it other than a handful of shipping-container-sized batteries that sputtered out within a year, and some newer, smaller versions that never made it past the demonstration stage. Jay Inslee told the local paper, The Everett Herald, when he toured the company’s Mukilteo headquarters in 2017.īut despite millions in public funding, UniEnergy suddenly went dark last year, laid off its last employees and was forced to seek Chapter 11 protection under the U.S. “We love clean energy not just because it’s clean, but because it is jobs,” Washington Gov.