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Challenge Made to Imports of Chinese Crystalline Silicon Solar Cells and Panels
Posted on 28 Oct 2011 by Troutman Sanders

A new petition was filed with the International Trade Commission (ITC) and the Department of Commerce on October 19, 2011, alleging that imports of crystalline silicon solar cells and panels from China are being sold at unfair value (i.e., "dumped"... Read More

Tags: Department of Commerce , crystalline silicon , solar energy , Chinese imports , countervailing duties , dumping , solar cells , antidumping , Renewable Energy , International Trade Commission , Troutman Sanders

Solar cells are becoming less expensive
Posted on 16 Dec 2010 by Thomas H. Clarke, Jr.

"The future, according to MiaSolé, a Californian start-up, is unrolling at one centimetre a second in a bland-looking building in Silicon Valley. Despite the location, and the fact that most other solar cells are made from silicon, MiaSolé's... Read More

Tags: selenium , efficiency , copper , Climate Change , cost , solar cells , Climate Change/Environmental , CIGS , gallium , CO2 , air pollution , indium , global warming