Chinese solar sector luminaries offered solutions at China’s annual parliament that could help their beleaguered industry in the long-term — but not much to staunch the current bleeding.
Chinese solar leaders proposed long-term solutions at China's annual parliament to address the industry's challenges, focusing on technology improvements, overseas trade expansion, and power market reforms. However, these measures are unlikely to alleviate the immediate problem of overcapacity, which has led to price deflation and profitability issues. Some leaders suggest electricity futures and support for next-generation solar films, but the industry faces significant losses due to excess supply.
