Stable economic and political frameworks can drive the solar energy sector

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James Watson of EPIA calls for an end to trade tariffs and greater renewables ambition at an EU level to bolster the growing industry

Growing the wealth generation of the solar industry in Europe is the main challenge facing the European Photovoltaic Industry Association (EPIA) today. There are, however, quick steps that politicians...

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