NEW YORK -- Chinese solar companies are retreating from the U.S. as the Trump administration's massive tax-and-spending act ends incentives for projects tied to China.
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Chinese solar companies shrink US footprint as Trump cuts incentives
Loss of tax credits 'a huge blow' despite growing demand for renewables
An employee at Trina Solar plant in Jiangsu province, China. Trina sold its U.S. solar module facility in Texas to T1 Energy in December 2024. © AP
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