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  4. Donald Trump vows to block solar projects and imposes high tariffs on goods, including those from China, affecting multiple solar companies.

Domestic solar supply chain deals are being established to reduce reliance on China, amid Trump's criticism of Chinese reliance.

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Domestic solar supply chain deals are being established to reduce reliance on China, amid Trump's criticism of Chinese reliance.

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  1. A fact brief addressed solar mineral supply chain issues on January 1, 2026.Sub-event
  2. A joint venture is operating a polysilicon factory in Michigan, countering China's solar manufacturing dominance.Sub-event
  3. T1 Energy and Corning are establishing a domestic solar supply chain to replace Chinese imports.1 source

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  • ReutersT1, Corning reach deal to make fully American-made solar panels (In paragraph 7, removes reference to Corning's Hemlock Semiconductor subsidiary, which produces the company's polysilicon but not wafe