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Solar module manufacturing in Europe: Ideal factory capacity ranges from 1 GW to 3 GW
Global solar supply chains are undergoing a profound transformation, driven by growing protectionism and industrial policies aimed at supporting domestic manufacturing.
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In an interview with PV Magazine, Laura Sartore, CEO of Italy’s Ecoprogetti—producer of machinery and production lines for solar modules—explained that global solar supply chains are being reshaped by rising protectionism and industrial policies that favor domestic manufacturing. She noted that this shift is evident across major international markets, with all primary supply chains except China moving toward protectionist measures and price floors. Sartore highlighted the United States as a particularly prominent example of this trend.
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