0.25 centsRaising funds at 0.25 cents here was unfortunate particularly since it was above 0..40 cents.
Let's hope that it will be higher next time. ACU, we're in the software business now. Come on :)
This is interesting news though:
https://www.pv-tech.cn/news/US_Department_of_Commerce_Announcement?
Announcement from the US Department of Commerce: Asian photovoltaic manufacturers have not sold batteries at low prices, and “anti-circumvention investigations” will not be filed
PV-Tech News) On November 11, the latest news, the United States rejected a request to initiate an investigation of Asian photovoltaic manufacturers, and the US Department of Commerce determined that Asian companies did not sell photovoltaic cells at a price lower than normal.
The announcement documents show that we will not consider the 777(b) and other provisions of the bill, and have rejected A-SMACC's request for evasion of investigation on August 16, 2021.
Previously, an anonymous US solar manufacturer submitted an application to the US Department of Commerce, requesting that upstream components such as silicon wafers produced in China by specific manufacturers be assembled in Vietnam, Thailand, and Malaysia and exported to the US for crystalline silicon photovoltaic cells and modules. Initiated anti-circumvention investigations separately.
The investigation may result in tariffs on supplies from countries such as Malaysia, Vietnam and Thailand, which accounted for more than 80% of the photovoltaic products imported into the United States in the first half of this year.
Unlike the manufacturer’s "booing", US solar project developers lobbied strongly to oppose any investigation by the Department of Commerce on new tariffs, saying that this investigation alone would scare the foreign solar producers they depend on and weaken the impact on the realization of the US climate. Industries where changing goals are critical.
The American Clean Power Association said in a statement: "The launch of this investigation will have long-term devastating consequences for our country's energy goals and the 230,000 American employees in the solar industry."
(Editor in charge: Xi Xia)
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