EnEnvironmental Goods Agreement may boost U.S. imports of solar, wind power equipment Solar panel imports have outpaced wind, reflecting incentives and global supply chains China losing share of U.S. imports, but Chinese manufacturers have off-shored The USTR announced on June 2 a global push to replicate the successful Information Technology Agreement in an Environmental … Continue reading “Can Global Deal Keep Solar Power Shining?”
• In new research this week, we dive into Japan’s latest technology restrictions, which follow a surge in exports to mainland Chi... Read more → • The UK and US have applied new rules to limit Russia’s earnings from aluminum, copper and nickel, but the main result may just ... Read more → • In new research this week we look ahead to the rest of 2024 and beyond and find that supply chains are likely to remain in a st... Read more → • In new research reports this week, we dig into the evidence for continued inventory destocking despite Red Sea disruptions, the... Read more →
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Can Global Deal Keep Solar Power Shining?
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