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Global solar subsidies totaled $21 billion since 2010, mostly from China

A database of industrial subsidies found that approximately $21 billion in global support for solar module manufacturing since 2010 coincided with a 90% cost decline, with China accounting for over 81% of that support. OECD countries have increased their spending in recent years.

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How massive subsidies helped drive a 90% collapse in solar costs ↗
A database of industrial subsidies suggests global solar module manufacturing support since 2010 totals about $21 billion, with China responsible for more than 81%. However, OECD countries have increased spending in recent years. The post How massive subsidies helped drive a 90% collapse in solar costs appeared first on pv magazine Global .

Global solar subsidies totaled $21 billion since 2010, mostly from China · GridDigest

Global solar subsidies totaled $21 billion since 2010, mostly from China

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How massive subsidies helped drive a 90% collapse in solar costs ↗