Policy

Welcome to the PV Tech Best of the Week roundup, covering the week's biggest stories from the global solar industry.

US Policy Focus: PV Tech looks at the Indian AD/CVD determinations, the ban on certain power equipment and other recent developments.

The US has published new limits on polysilicon imports to the US ahead of new tariffs coming into force on 4 December.

The median price for solar PV modules imported to the US has increased by more than 40% since the imposition of tariffs set under Section 232.

The NSW government has opened a consultation on what it describes as Australia's first mandatory solar module recycling scheme.

Annual global renewable energy capacity additions will need to almost double to 1.2TW if the world is to meet the COP28 targets, says IRENA.

The Canadian International Trade Tribunal (ITT) has terminated anti-dumping (AD) and countervailing duties (CVD) on certain solar PV modules and laminates from China.

A Rhode Island judge ruled the EPA unlawfully terminated the US$7 billion Solar for All programme, designed to expand solar access.

Poland’s Energy Regulatory Office (URE) has scheduled a solar PV and onshore wind auction to be held on 9-10 November 2026.

Spain has announced plans to create a capacity market for the national electricity system in order to secure 'security of supply'.