Det foregår mye i USA og spesielt rund selskapet REC.
Det som er merkelig er at de batteri selskapene som er døds avhengig av råvarer fra REC har fått par ganger støtte fra staten men ikke REC for å eskalere slik den tid de batteri selskapene kommer til å kjøre full produksjon så har REC nok råvarer å forskyne dem med.
Men tror personlig jeg denne søtten kommer utentvil, spørsmålet er bare når.

Og det jeg ikke skjønner lenger hvorfor ledelsen gjør ikke sitt beste for å bytte børs, altså notere i USA der den hører hjemme. Ledelsen er ikke dumme og ser kursen og de tålmodige aksjonærne som har ventet på noe gevinst i flere år, men som de fleste er gått i minus. Så det er på tide at de våkner og nåtere REC hjemme i USA.

TESTER LEADS PUSH TO CRACK DOWN ON CHINA AND LEVEL PLAYING FIELD FOR MONTANA WORKERS IN U.S. SOLAR INDUSTRY
SENATOR CALLS ON BIDEN ADMINISTRATION TO INVESTIGATE CHINESE SOLAR COMPANIES ENGAGING IN UNFAIR TRADE PRACTICES TO AVOID TARIFFS AND UNDERMINE U.S. WORKERS;
TESTER SPECIFICALLY CITES CONCERNS RAISED BY BUTTE-BASED COMPANY REC SILICON
U.S. Senator Jon Tester today called on the Biden Administration to crack down on Chinese companies that are engaging in unfair trade practices in the U.S. solar industry by avoiding U.S. tariffs and undermining American workers.

In a letter to the U.S. International Trade Commission (ITC) and the U.S. Department of Commerce, Tester and his colleagues called on the Administration to level the playing field for American solar workers by supporting a set of antidumping and countervailing duty petitions filed by the American Alliance for Solar Manufacturing Trade Committee—which includes REC Silicon in Butte, Montana.

“U.S. solar workers and manufacturers are ready to compete on a level playing field, but leaving China’s cheating unaddressed puts thousands of American solar jobs and the domestic solar industry in jeopardy. Supporting the petitions filed by the Alliance helps hold China accountable and ensure all Americans and our allies benefit from a thriving U.S. solar manufacturing base,” Tester and his colleagues wrote. “Careful consideration of all four countries in the petitions is a necessity, as a negative determination in one will lead Chinese-headquartered producers to shift production to that country. We support the Alliance’s AD/CVD petitions to give the U.S. solar industry its chance to shine.”

In his letter, Tester specifically highlighted concerns raised by REC Silicon which maintains a plant in Butte, Montana. Tester and his colleagues emphasized that it is important to hold China accountable so that companies like REC Silicon have a level playing field, writing: “China has made it clear that it will do anything to stop American manufacturing from realizing its potential and is currently targeting the growing U.S. solar industry through the use of market-distorting trade practices, including illegal subsidies. Holding China accountable for its illegal trade practices will allow for the growth of a more diverse, and more secure, solar supply chain, here in the United States.”

https://www.tester.senate.gov/newsroom/press-releases/tester-leads-push-to-crack-down-on-china-and-level-playing-field-for-montana-workers-in-u-s-solar-industry/