EU’s Chinese inverter ban could affect 14% of future solar demand, Wood Mackenzie says

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[Auto-resolved by learned corrector: learned-map — A=MINT/B=MINT -> MINT (human chose this in 87% of 272 past reviews)] EU policy may slow solar deployment and increase costs despite security aims. | The EU's policy aims to mitigate supply chain risks but risks slowing solar deployment and increasing costs, creating a trade-off between security and climate action. The net ethical judgment depends on whether the security benefits outweigh the climate and energy access costs.