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President Donald Trump said he gave temporary exemptions to India and seven other major importers of Iranian oil as they sought US ; help and he did not want to drive oil prices up to USD 100 a barrel or USD 150 a barrel. The US on Monday imposed the toughest ever sanctions on a defiant Iran aimed at altering the Iranian regime   behaviour. The sanctions co salomon ver Iran   banking and ene stanley cup rgy sectors and reinstate penalties for countries stanley cup  and companies in Europe, Asia and elsewhere that do not halt Iranian oil imports.However, Secretary of State Mike Pompeo said that eight countries  India, China, Italy, Greece, Japan, South Korea, Taiwan and Turkey  were temporarily allowed to continue buying Iranian oil as they showed  8220 ignificant reduction in oil purchase from the Persian Gulf country. I gave some countries a break on the oil. I did it a little bit because they really asked for some help, Trump told reporters at a press conference in the White House on Wednesday. The President said he also did it because I don ;t want to drive oil prices up to USD 100 a barrel or USD 150 a barrel. I am driving them  oil prices  down. If you look at oil prices, they have come down very substantially over the last couple of months, he asserted. Trump said the sanctions may get tougher as time goes by, but he does not want them to have any ef Yorv Hillary Clinton discloses millions in book royalties, speaking fees
In 2009, global production of PV cells grew 51% to 10.7 GW, from 7.1 GW a year earlier, according to a report published by GTM Research.Panel produc stanley cup tion also rose, by 41% on 2008 to 8.9 GW, with most of those products installed in Germany in the second half of 2009. The threat of a cut in the solar subsidy, coupled with a sharp decline in panel prices led to an unprecedented 1.3 GW being  stanley cup installed in the final quarter of the year.That  extraordinary result  hid the reality 2009 had been the most difficult year to date for solar energy providers. Serious oversupply and those drastic price falls caused big losses, lay-offs and supply chain consolidation, according to GTM Research lead analyst Shyam Mehta. He said 2009 had been another record year for manufacturing thanks to strong solar deployment in Germany.Around half the cells made in 2009 came from China and Taiwan. Just five years earlier, GTM Research pointed out, European and Japanese companies had accounted for more than three-quarters of the market.Crystalline silicon continued to dominate the technology landscape, with cell and panel production shares of 81% and 78%, respectively. At the same time, thin-film market share continued to increase in 2009, from 15% of the stanley cup  panels produced in 2008 to 22% the following year. For the first time, a thin-film producer 鈥?U.S.-based cadmium telluride business First Solar 鈥?became the largest manufacturer of cells and panels.PortugalPortugal hit its quota by adding 12 MW of solar g

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