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14.09.26 - 12:18
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Commerce Department Finalizes Steep Duties On Solar Imports From India, Indonesia, Laos (ZeroHedge)
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Commerce Department Finalizes Steep Duties On Solar Imports From India, Indonesia, Laos
Authored by Kimberly Hayek via The Epoch Times,
The Commerce Department on Friday finalized steep duty rates on imports of solar cells and panels from India, Indonesia, and Laos, stating that it found that producers in those countries dumped cheap products in the United States and benefited from unfair government subsidies.
Anti-dumping margins were set at 123.04 percent for Indian producers, 94.36 percent for Indonesian producers, and 65.43 percent for producers from Laos.
Countervailing duty rates ran higher. Indian producers were assigned 126.09 percent. Indonesian producers face rates between 73.2 percent and 173.7 percent. Lao producers were given rates between 82.03 percent and 153.67 percent.
The trade case was brought by the Alliance for American Solar Manufacturing and Trade. Members include U.S. manufacturers First Solar, Hanwha Qcells, and Mission Solar Energy.
Friday's final determinations "are...
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20.08.26 - 18:18
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India′s solar story: Cell shortage may be short-lived as capacity set to tripple (Times of India)
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India is set to boost its solar cell production capability in the near future. This project is designed to comply with local-content regulations and to close the existing supply deficiencies. By December 2027, a noticeable increase in cell output is anticipated, driven by new investments aimed at ensuring long-term energy resilience. The market is evolving to meet local demands, effectively alleviating supply issues....
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17.08.26 - 12:36
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Indian Startup Sees Industrial Solar Demand as Path to Growth (Bloomberg)
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Clean energy demand from the commercial and industrial sector in India is set to rise at least 15% annually through the next decade as companies seek to reduce their energy costs and curb emissions, according to Mayur Misra, chief executive officer of Corrit Energy & Infra....
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30.07.26 - 13:06
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India′s renewable energy boom could make Germany a customer for green hydrogen (Times of India)
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India's expanding renewable energy capacity could soon make it an energy exporter. Germany's ambassador sees potential for India to export green hydrogen in coming years. Renewable energy is a strong pillar of India-Germany economic cooperation. Artificial intelligence and a proposed EU Free Trade Agreement will shape future economic ties. Discussions are progressing towards concrete projects in hydrogen technology development....
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16.07.26 - 18:48
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India′s First Hydrogen-Powered Train To Be Flagged Off On July 17: 10 Facts & Photos You Shouldn′t Miss (Times of India)
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India's first hydrogen-powered train is ready for launch! Marking a major milestone for Indian Railways, the country's first hydrogen will be flagged off by Prime Minister Narendra Modi on July 17. This is the first time that India is introducing a train that produces its own electricity onboard using hydrogen, which is widely regarded as the cleanest fuel available. This also places India among the few countries in the world that are testing hydrogen trains. Why is India's first hydrogen train project important? What route will the train run on and at what speeds? We take a look at 10 important facts about India's first hydrogen train that you shouldn't miss:...
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16.07.26 - 09:42
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India′s first hydrogen train set for launch: All you need to know (Times of India)
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India will soon launch its first hydrogen fuel cell train on Friday. Prime Minister Narendra Modi will flag off the train in Haryana. This train generates its own electricity onboard using hydrogen fuel. The project establishes India's first integrated hydrogen railway ecosystem. This initiative marks a significant step towards cleaner transport solutions....
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