Renewable Energy and Forced Labor
Despite dominating global production, China faces a polysilicon problem due to massive oversupply, resulting in ferocious domestic competition.
A new polysilicon cartel aims to manage the sector's overcapacity woes by buying up excess production and easing less competitive firms out of operation.
Solar power is critical for reducing emissions and mitigating the climate crisis.
Renewable Energy Still Comes at the Cost of Forced Labor. It Needs to Be Stopped.
Author's summary: Renewable energy faces a labor issue.
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