Guest Post: SolarWorld—Unfair Trade or Getting Whooped?
Joseph Berwind : December 12, 2011
Is SolarWorld the victim of unfair Chinese trade policies—or the victim of its own flawed cost structures?
Is SolarWorld the victim of unfair Chinese trade policies—or the victim of its own flawed cost structures?
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MiaSolé board appoints an ex-First Solar VP to replace the CEO.
“Our coalition is challenging systematic, massive and ever-escalating forms of trade and subsidies that are quite simply illegal, unacceptable and anti-competitive.”
Are US producers dumping polysilicon in China?
First Solar has lost more than $10 billion in value in the last few months, making it somewhat more digestible.
It is difficult to make predictions, especially about the future.
Suniva’s CTO on achieving 20 percent efficiencies at little added cost.
Attributes the Solyndra failure to “an acute drop in the price of solar cells”
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There’s a good chance that the 1603 tax grant will be extended. And SolarWorld is filing a trade claim in the EU, as well.
The US is becoming a much larger force in the global PV market. Expect a 1.7 GW total in 2011.