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Markets & Policy
Section 232 minimum import prices force foreign solar to match U.S. production costs The Trump Administration has unveiled a comprehensive Section 232 trade framework on polysilicon and downstream solar components, establishing stage-by-stage import price floors and a 15% tariff to force foreign equipment pricing into direct alignment with U.S. manufacturing costs.
Ryan Kennedy
Aug 17, 2026
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Technology & Products
U.S. solar module assembly prices stabilize as trade cases and ownership shifts shake supply chains Median solar module assembly pricing in the United States held steady at $0.30 per watt as Chinese manufacturers divested U.S. manufacturing assets to clear Foreign Entity of Concern guidelines and domestic producers targeted South Korean imports with a new anti-circumvention petition, according to the latest pricing and market data from Anza.
Ryan Kennedy
Aug 04, 2026
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Markets & Policy
U.S. assembled module prices steady at $0.30/W U.S. solar module prices held steady at $0.30 per watt in the second quarter of 2026. The market saw a wave of corporate divestitures driven by federal trade rules. A new tariff petition against South Korean imports also impacted the industry.
Ryan Kennedy
Jul 13, 2026
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Technology & Products
U.S. solar manufacturing capex clears $2.5 billion, up from $150 million in 2020 Capital is rebalancing away from historical reliance on finished imports toward localized value chain integration, with U.S. solar manufacturing capex ballooning to $2.5 billion, said Finlay Colville of Terawatt PV Research on a webinar hosted by Roth Capital Partners.
Ryan Kennedy
Jun 17, 2026