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Global solar installations to almost quadruple by 2033 Wood Mackenzie forecasts that 4.7 TW of installed solar power capacity will be added between 2024 and 2033, of which about 50% will be in China.

US manufacturer Toledo Solar closes operations The Ohio-based thin-film solar module maker was sued last year by First Solar, which alleged Toledo Solar sold Malaysian First Solar modules under the Toledo name. The company announced it would cease operations.

President Biden visits Toledo Solar.
Photo: Toledo Solar

Solar tariffs could ‘inadvertently hand the United States the solar power leadership’ industry” AND A report by Clean Energy Associates (CEA) and the American Council on Renewable Energy shows how Anti-dumping and countervailing duties (AD/CVD) create cost issues not only for imported solar panels but also for solar panels manufactured in the US.

Photo: ACORE / CEA

Cleaning solar panels with electromagnetic waves Three companies, including Massachusetts startup Sol Clarity, are experimenting with electrodynamic screen systems to clean solar panels using minimal electricity and no water.

Solar Supply Chain, Technology Trends and Policy Updates The Clean Energy Associates (CEA) report provides the latest information on global and regional solar supply chains, technology trends and policy impacts on the market.

Image: CEA

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