“We will provide documents that respond to the committee’s most recent requests in the coming weeks,” DOE spokesman Damien LaVera said Tuesday in an email to POLITICO.

LaVera said the department was “cooperating fully” with the GOP request and has already supplied more than 44,000 pages of material to the House Energy and Commerce Oversight and Investigations Subcommittee. DOE had previously said it delivered 35,000 pages of documents to the House panel.

Committee Republicans set the Wednesday deadline in a letter sent last week to Energy Secretary Steven Chu requesting all DOE-White House communications involving Solyndra’s $535 million loan guarantee, including anything from the Office of Energy and Climate Change Policy, the Council on Environmental Quality and the National Economic Council.