Companies evaluating US solar panel import from China must navigate trade, quality standards, and regulatory requirements, including identifying the correct solar panel tariff code and
Through a combination of new investigations and preliminary determinations, the agency is expanding its scrutiny of imported materials such as polysilicon, solar modules, and battery
Under the new law, tax credits for wind and solar projects phase out much sooner. To qualify, these projects must either be completed by the end of 2027 or begin construction within the
Wood Mackenzie''s latest analysis reveals how these tariffs and policy shifts are reshaping the US solar supply chain. The AD/CVD investigation finalised in June on Cambodia, Malaysia,
China-influenced companies with U.S. manufacturing plants have been selling or altering operations ownership to comply with assumed FEOC requirements.
The good news is that most residential solar projects can be built in 180 days—but that means customers interested in going solar should start their project today to secure an installation
Beginning January 1, 2026, new Foreign Entity of Concern (FEOC) compliance rules will fundamentally change how U.S. solar and storage projects qualify for federal incentives — and
In the long term, market competition is shifting from cost advantage to supply chain transparency, compliance capability, and risk management. Developers with robust internal controls
September 2025 brought a wave of policy changes impacting the U.S. solar industry, from federal tax credit rules to state-level program expansions. Solar developers, manufacturers, and investors are
Both new and higher tariffs mean the cost of installing solar is likely to rise in 2025. While some of Trump''s newest tariffs have already gone into effect, solar costs probably won''t rise
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