US policy landscape has driven domestic manufacturing, but requires a more 'holistic' approach

US policies including anti-dumping and countervailing duties have significantly reduced solar module imports from Southeast Asia by promoting domestic manufacturing and targeting imports through investigations. Despite new investments increasing US module and cell production capacity, gaps remain in the supply chain, leaving the US still reliant on imports from allied countries while ongoing tariffs create cost challenges.

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