President Joe Biden’s plan to strengthen domestic “U.S.-based” supply chains for his green energy agenda will further strengthen China.
A Cartersville, Georgia facility owned by QCells — a subsidiary of South Korean corporate conglomerate Hanwha — will remain reliant on the China-based Shanghai Lianfeng Gas Co. for technology used in argon-gas recycling. QCells has billed its Cartersville facility as “a fully-integrated solar supply chain factory” and received praise from President Joe Biden’s allies in Congress.
The Biden government has encountered considerable problems in its effort to re-shore industrial supply chains. Despite trying to brand much of the President’s green energy agenda as a boon for U.S. industries, critics have pointed out that Biden government regulators — like the U.S. Treasury Department — have used their statutory discretion to waive restrictions on foreign-sourced manufacturing.
Billed as a ‘flagship’ facility as part of Biden’s green agenda, the QCells operation in Georgia has received a […]
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