China Proposes Export Controls on 12 Solar Technologies; India’s Clean-Energy Manufacturing Faces New Questions
For the first time, Beijing is proposing outbound export controls on AI technologies, targeting the export of Chinese AI intellectual property and infrastructure. The draft catalogue covers 40 technologies, with 23 targeting the AI stack directly.
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China proposes ban on export of 12 solar manufacturing technologies
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China Proposes Export Controls on 12 Solar Technologies; India’s Clean-Energy Manufacturing Faces New Questions
- GSGlobal Sanctions and Export Controls BlogCenter
China Proposes Expanded Export Controls on AI, Biopharma and Solar Energy Technologies
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China Proposes Export Controls on 23 AI Technologies Including AI Agents
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China Proposes Export Restrictions on AI Technologies
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ForkLog: China Proposes Export Restrictions on AI Technologies
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forkast.news: For the first time, Beijing is proposing outbound export controls on AI technologies, targeting the export of Chinese AI intellectual proper
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Global Sanctions and Export Controls Blog: Overview and key takeaways On 16 October 2026, the Ministry of Commerce of the People’s Republic of China (“MOFCOM”) and the Ministry of Sci
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India.com: China proposes export controls on 12 solar-manufacturing technologies. Understand the potential implications for India's solar industry and
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The Business Standard: China proposes ban on export of 12 solar manufacturing technologies
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