EU funding ban on Chinese solar inverters could cut 14% of bloc's solar demand through 2030

The European Union's restriction on subsidies for projects using inverters from China and other high-risk countries will reduce solar installations and energy storage deployments by 12–14% through 2030, according to Wood Mackenzie analysis.

First covered Jul 9, 2026 · 1:11 AM PT · 2 articles · no longer in the live window

EU funding ban on Chinese solar inverters could cut 14% of bloc's solar demand through 2030 — Image via pv-magazine.com

Coverage

79d PV Tech EU’s Chinese inverter ban could affect 14% of future solar demand, Wood Mackenzie says — The EU ban on issuing funds for energy projects using Chinese inverters could affect around 14% of the bloc’s solar demand through 2030, according to new…

79d PV Magazine Ban on high-risk PV inverters to impact 14% of EU solar demand to 2030 — Wood Mackenzie is forecasting that an EU funding ban on projects using solar inverters from China and other countries deemed high risk will impact 14% of EU…

More coverage from around the web

woodmac.com Ban on inverters from high-risk countries, led by China, to affect 14% of EU solar demand through 2030 | Wood Mackenzie

saurenergy.com European Solar Inverters Ban To Hit 14% European Solar, 28 GWdc PV inverter Demand: Study

euronews.com EU moves to ban high-risk inverters from China over cybersecurity threats | Euronews

pv-tech.org EU bans funding for energy projects using Chinese inverters

ess-news.com EU funding ban on high-risk inverters, including Chinese suppliers, extends to BESS PCS [UPDATED] - Energy Storage

Appeared in: 2026-07-09 (#1) · 2026-07-10 (#10)

← Back to the brief