PVTIME – The US International Trade Commission has launched a Section 337 investigation into certain imported tunnel oxide passivated contact solar cells, modules, and associated products. The case is registered…
PVTIME – From 4 March 2027, Wales is set to enforce a new regulatory requirement mandating that all new buildings incorporate on-site renewable energy generation systems. This measure is confirmed…
PVTIME – The Office of the United States Trade Representative (USTR) has launched a Section 301 investigation into structural manufacturing overcapacity and overproduction. India is among the economies that will…
PVTIME – The Swiss Federal Council recently rejected a ‘solar initiative’ that called for the mandatory installation of solar panels on all suitable building surfaces nationwide. This decision was made…
PVTIME – In Brussels, the European Commission unveiled a draft Industrial Acceleration Act to drive European industrial decarbonisation, boost EU industrial competitiveness, and promote ‘Made in Europe’ for key products,…
PVTIME – Provisional data released by the UK’s Department for Energy Security and Net Zero (DESNZ) confirms that the country’s cumulative solar PV capacity reached 21.8GW by the end of…
PVTIME – Between 2027 and 2035, the Philippines will launch multiple annual competitive tenders for renewable energy, with a minimum of 25GW of installed renewable energy capacity available each year.…
PVTIME – The US Department of Commerce (DOC) has announced its preliminary findings in the countervailing duty (CVD) investigation into imports of crystalline silicon solar cells and modules from India,…
PVTIME – Cindy O’Laughlin, the Republican state senator for Missouri’s 18th district, has introduced Senate Bill 849, which would pause all ongoing and new utility-scale solar construction projects across the…
PVTIME – The US Section 201 tariff on solar products officially expired on 6 February 2026, bringing an eight-year period of trade protection to a close. First introduced under the…
