China responds to solar glut by upping production targets

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Government pledge to increase capacity suggests solar power costs will continue to fall

The downward price pressure on solar technologies looks set to continue after the Chinese government indicated it will respond to recent falls in prices by upping production of key polysilicon and solar...

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