EU edges towards solar trade deal with China

Will Nichols
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Reports suggest Beijing wants tariffs lifted on exports up to 10GW, while pledging to keep prices above €0.50 per watt

China is set to limit the amount of solar panels it exports to the EU in a bid to avoid anti-dumping duties, according to local media reports. The Shanghai Securities News reported that no more than...

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