European Commission extends minimum prices for Chinese solar panels

Madeleine Cuff
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Minimum pricing rules for solar panels from China were due to expire yesterday, but they remain in place after European Commission launched a review into their use

Hopes that the cost of solar panels across Europe could fall have been quashed, after the European Commission extended the price controls on solar panels imported from China by launching a series of 'Expiry...

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