Enforcement of New Solar Panel Tariffs Delayed in Move to Boost Industry

On June 6, 2022, President Joe Biden signed an order that will exempt Southeast Asian nations from any new tariffs on solar panels for two years in order to alleviate concerns about the crippling effects of an ongoing Commerce Department investigation into whether manufacturers of solar panel components in Southeast Asia are being used to circumvent U.S. tariffs on Chinese solar companies. Biden will also invoke the Defense Protection Act to drive U.S. manufacturing of solar panels and other clean energy technologies in the future, with the support of loans and grants. If production ramps up as expected, the administration expects domestic solar manufacturing to triple by 2024.

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Bright Future for Solar Developers in New Jersey? Only If They Act Fast

The New Jersey Board of Public Utilities established a Successor Solar Incentive Program that provides new, reduced incentives to developers of solar generation projects compared to past incentive programs. The new program limits the number of solar incentives available each year to developers of projects smaller than 5 megawatts, so interested developers should move quickly. In addition to the annual limits, the value of the available incentives will be reduced over time, giving an advantage to early movers.

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