'People got screwed.' Despite troubles, green energy lender seeks restart in Florida

Late last year, Ygrene, the state’s most high-profile green energy finance company, suddenly vanished from the Florida market — a move that left contractors in the middle of projects unpaid and homeowners scrambling to pay big unexpected bills.

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