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Competitive deal processes are rising in the US tax credit transfer market for clean energy technologies, according to Crux.

The S.C. Group was founded in Shenzhen in 2003 and now, the company is widely recognised as a global leader in cell turnkey solutions.

Michael Parr explores the announcements from inverter, glass, frame, backsheet and other non-silicon producers in the US solar supply chain.

PV Tech Premium reports on the barriers now facing European solar, from changing political winds to lagging grid modernisation efforts.

Seraphim's VP Insan Boy discusses the Chinese module manufacturer's ongoing expansion into new markets and adapting to regional needs.

Policies in the EU and US to impose a carbon price on imported materials and goods will inevitably hit solar manufacturers.

Sungrow's Lei Wang discusses the company's floating solar activities and opportunities for PV to go offshore.

The EU and the US are leading efforts to reduce the carbon intensity of PV manufacturing through targeted import tariffs. As well as supporting decarbonisation efforts, such policies could also promote geographic diversification in the solar supply chain and greater supply resilience, writes Michael Parr of the Ultra Low Carbon Solar Alliance.

The corporate world is taking an increased interest in community solar, which can take multiple forms, from tax equity to offtake.