The solar industry is at a standstill following reports that SunEdison is preparing to file bankruptcy, with experts concerned over the future of existing projects throughout the market.

SunEdison is on the verge of Chapter 11 bankruptcy following a bad business deal with Vivint Solar and allegations that SunEdison misreported financial data.

According to Fortune , the financial fallout has left multiple major solar projects up in the air. SunEdison has also been forced to sell large sections of its business to stay afloat.

Last week, Fortune reported that the solar renewable company was forced to sell its Japanese solar division. This week, it’s highlighting multiple high-profile projects, such as India’s biggest solar arrays and a large Texas community, that are now on hold with no clear future.

SunEdison’s financial irregularities on top of these stopped projects have led to a stock free fall, with shares falling more than 98 percent over the past year.

If the solar company is unable to quickly find a way to finance these high-profile projects, they could be tied up for a long time, which could drive up solar prices across the market.

SunEdison is reportedly working with investors and lenders to find a viable financial solution to the current situation, but the issue of trust will now effect the entire industry.