Europe’s decision to curb imports of Chinese solar panels threatens to limit the biggest projects using the technology in the 28-nation bloc while having little impact on the manufacturers accused of dumping their products.
The agreement to set a minimum price of 56 euro cents ($0.74) a watt for panels until the end of 2015, reached this weekend, will hurt developers of ground-mounted plants and reduce installations, said Bloomberg New Energy Finance, IHS Inc. (IHS) and the U.K. Solar Trade Association. Developers were already buying Chinese panels cheaper, they said.
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Marc Roca, Bloomberg via CHINA US Focus http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/ChinaUsFocus/~3/1sOy7wOJ8nM/
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