China to end subsidies for new solar, onshore wind projects in 2021
2021-06-11 04:20
The new rule, effective from Aug. 1, follows a drastic fall in manufacturing costs for solar and wind devices amid booming renewable capacity in China, and will ease a backlog of subsidy payments that had exceeded 400 billion yuan ($62.64 billion).
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