US industry fears tariff ruling could double price of solar power

James Murray
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US International Trade Commission rules Chinese imports have harmed US manufacturers, potentially opening door for fresh import tariffs

The US Solar Energy Industries Association (SEIA) is warning the price of solar technologies could double if President Trump approves proposals to impose new import tariffs on Chinese solar panels...

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