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This week, module manufacturers around the world have announced new manufacturing facilities, and new records for their modules.

Trina Solar has announced that it will supply some of its latest Vertex solar modules to the 2GW Ningxia solar project in China.

EU committees have adopted a draft regulation banning solar products with forced labour in their supply chains from entering the EU.

The German government is considering the possibility of imposing trade barriers on Chinese-imported solar modules and components to Europe, according to Reuters.

JA Solar has published its financial results for the first half of 2023, which include shipments of 23.95GW of modules.

Chinese module manufacturer DMEGC Solar has started commercial operations at its new Lianyungang manufacturing base in eastern China.

Trina Solar, a member of the Solar Module Super League, has started commercial production of its Vertex N 700W+ modules.

The US Department of Commerce has found that five Chinese solar PV manufacturers have been circumventing its import tariffs by relocating minor portions of their supply chains to Southeast Asia.

GCL System Integration has agreed to supply 1.1GW of n-type solar modules to Indian renewables firm SAEL Industries.

Meyer Burger has published its financial results for H1 2023, reporting strong production figures, but losses of US$49.4 million