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Sunday, November 18, 2012
Two More Stimulus-Backed Solar Companies Announce Layoffs
A pair of foreign-owned solar companies that benefited from a
combined $84 million in Energy Department tax credits have announced
they will lay off employees. One of the companies, German-owned SolarWorld, was integral
in the fight for tariffs against the importation of Chinese
photovoltaic solar panels. The other, Chinese company SunTech, blamed
those tariffs for its own layoffs. Both companies benefited from the Energy Department’s stimulus-funded
Advanced Energy Manufacturing (48C) Tax Credit. The 48C credit is worth
up to 30% of the cost of manufacturing qualifying green energy
projects. SolarWorld received a credit worth $82 million, while SunTech’s was worth $2.1 million....more
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