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[solar energy china] The shrinking cost of solar energy: By the numbers
As harnessing the suns energy becomes cheaper and more efficient, some analysts believe solar will overtake fossil fuels in a matter of decades
From: http://news.yahoo.com/shrinking-cost-solar-energy-numbers-114400009.html

[solar energy china] Solar Trade Dispute Over China Intensifies
A trade complaint filed against Chinas solar manufactures three weeks ago has forced members of the U.S. solar industry to take sides. A group of 25 manufacturers and installers, including SunEdison and SolarCity on Tuesday said they are banding together to oppose the complaint. The formation of the group, called the Coalition for Affordable Solar ...
From: http://www.forbes.com/sites/uciliawang/2011/11/08/solar-trade-dispute-over-china-intensifies/?feed=rss_home

[solar energy china] Chinese Solar Companies Say U.S. Duties Would Hurt Industry
Chinese solar-equipment makers said tariffs sought by U.S. competitors would make it harder to expand the use of renewable energy.
From: http://www.businessweek.com/news/2011-11-11/chinese-solar-companies-say-u-s-duties-would-hurt-industry.html

[solar energy china] China strains Germany’s solar dominance
FRANKFURT —?Germany is the world’s solar powerhouse. But its future is uncertain as China aims for its place under the sun. read more
From: http://www.globalpost.com/dispatch/news/regions/europe/germany/111110/germany-solar-china-economy

[solar energy china] Renewable energy: victim of trade war – or winner?
Renewable energy will become more competitive more quickly as a result of the trade battle between US and Chinese solar companies, a renewable energy official says.
From: http://www.csmonitor.com/Innovation/Latest-News-Wires/2011/1105/Renewable-energy-victim-of-trade-war-or-winner

[solar energy china] China Solar Boom Erodes Technology Edge Backed by U.S. Loans
China’s success in wresting control of the solar industry is erasing an advantage for U.S. suppliers led by First Solar Inc., which use a rival technology supported with $5.5 billion in government loan guarantees.
From: http://www.businessweek.com/news/2011-11-06/china-solar-boom-erodes-technology-edge-backed-by-u-s-loans.html

[solar energy china] China Solar Boom Erodes Technology Edge Backed by U.S. Loans
China’s success in wresting control of the solar industry is erasing an advantage for U.S. suppliers led by First Solar Inc., which use a rival technology supported with $5.5 billion in government loan guarantees.
From: http://www.businessweek.com/news/2011-11-03/china-solar-boom-erodes-technology-edge-backed-by-u-s-loans.html

[solar energy china] Outsourcing Our Chagrin: Chinas Reaction to Solar Trade Complaint
One of the pleasures of covering China is the opportunity to encounter rich and colorful language. This certainly is due to the vibrancy of the Chinese language, but it also is a commentary on the heat that a given topic generates. Normally, subjects like wind turbine installations, feed-in tariffs, import/export statistics on solar products and other bread and butter developments in the ...
From: http://www.renewableenergyworld.com/rea/news/article/2011/11/outsourcing-our-chagrin-chinas-reaction-to-solar-trade-complaint?cmpid=rss

[solar energy china] Suntech, Cnooc Jump as Index Up Most in a Week: China Overnight
Chinese stocks traded in the U.S. advanced, driving up the Bloomberg China-US 55 Index the most in seven days, as solar stocks rebounded after American payrolls grew and declines in material costs quickened.
From: http://www.businessweek.com/news/2011-11-02/suntech-cnooc-jump-as-index-up-most-in-a-week-china-overnight.html

[solar energy china] Price competition between China and South Korea solar firms heats up
Price competition between China- and South Korea-based solar firms continues to heat up, putting pressure on Taiwan-based solar firms. Industry sources indicated that average quotes between China- and South Korea-based solar modules have been around EUR0.65/W (US$0.89) for module orders of 1MW. South Korea-based firms have been trying to catch up with China-based vertically integrated firms.
From: http://www.digitimes.com/news/a20111101PD222.html

[solar energy china] 4th Annual Global & China Solar Polysilicon Congress 2011
SHANGHAI--(BUSINESS WIRE)--The international polysilicon price is declining while the details about the PV market subsidies have not been made clear yet. Against this background, CBI Events has joint with UMSOG to present the 4th Annual Global & China Solar Polysilicon Congress in Shanghai on December 8-9, 2011. As a pioneering conference to focus on the complete industry chain of polysilicon ...
From: http://www.businesswire.com/news/home/20111102005743/en/4th-Annual-Global-China-Solar-Polysilicon-Congress

[solar energy china] Obama Affirms Concern about China’s Clean-Energy Trade, Citing ‘a Lot of Questionable Competitive Practices’
WASHINGTON--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Commenting on a trade case filed by U.S. domestic solar manufacturers, President Barack Obama cited |questionable competitive practices coming out of China| within the clean energy industries.
From: http://www.businesswire.com/news/home/20111102006962/en/Obama-Affirms-Concern-China%E2%80%99s-Clean-Energy-Trade-Citing

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