Short seller charges Ormat with 'dirty dealings in clean energy'
Short seller charges Ormat with 'dirty dealings in clean energy' Hindenburg Research has accused the Israeli geothermal energy company with "widespread and systematic acts of international corruption." US short seller Hindenburg Research has charged Israeli geothermal energy company Ormat Technologies Inc. (NYSE: ORA; TASE: ORA with "widespread and systematic acts of international corruption." In a report entitled "Dirty dealings in clean energy," Hindenburg claims that Ormat has been involved in corrupt operations in Guatemala, Honduras and Kenya and estimates that corrupt projects contribut...