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China solar exports hit all-time record in March as Africa, Asia demand jumps

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China solar exports hit all-time record in March as Africa, Asia demand jumps
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China's solar exports reached a record high in March 2026, driven by increased demand from Africa and Asia. The 68 gigawatts exported marked a 49% increase from the previous record, with significant contributions from countries like Nigeria and India. Experts suggest that rising fossil fuel prices and the end of tax rebates for clean technology in China have influenced this surge in solar component exports.

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