US Solar Tax Credit Guidance Fails to Address China Dependence, Critics Say
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Experts warn that the new solar tax credit rules in the US will do little to break the country's dependence on China for solar panel production. The rules, which require solar panels to be made with mostly US-made components to qualify for the tax credit, may increase domestic production but will not address the underlying issue of China's dominance in the global solar panel market.
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