If India wants to install solar cells they can, if they want to compete globally for solar cell production they can. Contrary to the false claims in the article nothing is stopping them.
On top of that requiring a percentage to be produced locally is just asking for trouble in a country with as much corruption is India.
> Said Cossar-Gilbert: “Trade policies are preventing a sustainable future.”
Oh please. It's not solar power at any cost, that will just cause more problems than it solves.
If India wants to install solar cells they can, if they want to compete globally for solar cell production they can. Contrary to the false claims in the article nothing is stopping them.
On top of that requiring a percentage to be produced locally is just asking for trouble in a country with as much corruption is India.
> Said Cossar-Gilbert: “Trade policies are preventing a sustainable future.”
Oh please. It's not solar power at any cost, that will just cause more problems than it solves.