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Chinese solar companies in Vietnam are reducing production and laying off workers because of expanded U.S. trade tariffs. Meanwhile, new Chinese-owned solar plants are opening in Indonesia and Laos, evading U.S. trade protections. These shifts enable Chinese firms to maintain dominance in the U.S. solar market despite ongoing tariffs…
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Chinese solar firms, ever-nimble, go further afield where US tariffs don’t reach
Michele Block
07:19
Chinese solar companies in Vietnam are reducing production and laying off workers because of expanded U.S. trade tariffs. Meanwhile, new Chinese-owned solar plants are opening in Indonesia and Laos, evading U.S. trade protections. These shifts enable Chinese firms to maintain dominance in the U.S. solar market despite ongoing tariffs…