Solar Trade War: It Just Doesn’t Matter
Eric Wesoff: February 6, 2012
Tariffs are likely, China will remain dominant in regionalized manufacturing, and pricing will largely be unaffected.
Tariffs are likely, China will remain dominant in regionalized manufacturing, and pricing will largely be unaffected.
Just how important is the green jobs debate?
The US Dept. of Commerce makes a critical circumstances finding on Chinese solar cells/panels.
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Perhaps the real buyers on the DistribuTECH floor this year were other vendors, not utilities.
Free trade does not mean trade that is free of rules.
GTM Research profiles the leading 150 smart grid vendors in its latest market report.
This letter was sent to members on both sides of the solar dumping trade claim between the US and China.
The CEO of Helios Electric, a small PV installer, gives us the view from the rooftop, rather than the boardroom.
The solar trade discussion continues.
China is a state sponsor of predatory capitalism and asymmetric warfare in solar PV.
“Is your house on fire, Clark?” “No, Aunt Bethany, those are Christmas lights.” Katie Tweed betrays her highbrow movie tastes.
Can India and Western nations adopt an energy policy that copes with China and promotes domestic industry?
“We are confident that the Commerce Department and the U.S. ITC will rule in our favor and, therefore, have no intention of withdrawing our petition.”
We’ve asked Gordon Brinser of SolarWorld to respond.