Recommended Article: “The Pending Subsidy Cliff, And the Way Out”
Now and again we recommend articles that we like. Here’s one published April 19, 2012 by RnewableEnergyWorld.com: The Pending Subsidy Cliff, and The Way Out.”
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Now and again we recommend articles that we like. Here’s one published April 19, 2012 by RnewableEnergyWorld.com: The Pending Subsidy Cliff, and The Way Out.”
Here is an article we want to share from our friends at www.RenewableEnergyWorld.com that discusses what may be expected as the US Department of Commerce (DOC) issues its preliminary determination on the solar trade dispute between US and China. It also discusses and links to a report on the “American recent trade surplus” recently released [...]
The article, originally published in NREL and republished with permission by renewableenergyworld.com, discusses how thermal storage can “even out the bumps,” the importance of grid flexibility, the use of molten salts as a low-cost solution, storage plants in Spain and the USA, and the economic sense of PV/CSP symbiosis.
“A recent report has generated lots of buzz by finding that as many as 50,000 jobs could be lost over the next three years if a 100 percent tariff is placed on Chinese solar panels. Yet from where I’m sitting, I see a far different number from the same report: The industry could add 15,000 jobs by 2014.”
Some people swear by solar lighting. Others won’t go near it.
While the naysayers cite “good reasons,” their dissatisfaction is not warranted in 2011.
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