Coronavirus Disrupts Supply Chains for Renewable Technologies
Many U.S. owners/operators of planned new solar and wind installations are concerned that they will miss important deadlines for federal tax credits
By Institute for Energy Research —— Bio and Archives--March 18, 2020
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Solar has become a global technology and it is part of an increasingly intertwined global supply chain with China as the largest global producer of solar modules. The outbreak of SARS-CoV-2, the novel coronavirus that started in China, is expected to affect delivery times of solar products needed in the United States if the disease's spread stalls manufacturing production in China and other affected countries.
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