A China-EU Summit held on Monday resulted in the signing of a joint statement between the two economic powers on climate change and clean energy, which reaffirms their respective commitment to the Paris Climate Agreement and to intensify their cooperation on climate change and clean energy.
The EU–China solar trade dilemma continues on… and IHS reports that it will mean a significant drop in EU solar power in 2013. More details via Solar Love: A new report from research group IHS has found that the EU’s anti-dumping duties on Chinese solar products, if implemented, will result in … [continued]
This article was originally published on Solar Love. Rather than take the course the United States took, EU member states have overwhelmingly voted against imposing provisional anti-dumping duties on solar imports from China. The vote was 18 opposed, 4 in favor, and 5 abstaining. A proposed 47% average anti-dumping duty … [continued]
