Of course the blowback of the recent trade case is starting to come. I join all of those voices that call for the end of the tariffs. But the realist in me doesn’t see a negotiated alternative outcome. SolarWorld (Owned by Qatar) had a decent quarter and can now get perpetual tariffs added to competitors that do it better and cheaper. Why would they want to change that? Why would they want another alternative strategy? Maybe if the market stops supporting SolarWorld product, they would come to the table.
News
- PV-Tech: Industry reaction to latest volley in US-China trade spat
- RE World: Solar Prices Expected to Rise in the US Due to New Tariffs
- Breaking Energy: Renewable Energy’s Stake in the Export-Import Bank Fight
- Burlington Times: NJ solar bailout working, for now
- NY Times: China Condemns U.S. In Solar Trade Battle
- Bloomberg: China Solar Projects Poised to Fuel Panel Price Rebound
- GTM: SolarCity Quietly Moving to Loans and Customer-Owned Solar
- Mother Jones: Inside the Huge Solar Farm That Powers Apple’s iCloud
Opinions
Have a great day!
Yann