Solar on solar: Row reignites over 'harmful' restrictions on Chinese imports
Over 400 companies warn minimum-pricing rules for Chinese imports are 'negatively impacting the entire European solar value chain to the detriment of jobs, investment and solar deployment in Europe'
The simmering row over the European Union's restrictions on solar panel imports erupted again yesterday, as solar firms clashed over whether controversial minimum pricing rules should be retained. Over...
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