Trump Forces Departure of Chinese Solar
Firm Roy Cooper Lured to North Carolina
With Tax Incentives
Posted By: ConservativeYankee, 4/29/2026 10:09:34 PM
A Chinese solar company whose wholly owned American subsidiary won millions of dollars in tax incentives from former North Carolina governor Roy Cooper (D.) in 2024 is now seeking a full exit from its U.S. business in what one domestic advocacy group said is the direct result of President Donald Trump’s trade policies. Cooper, now the Democratic nominee for North Carolina’s open Senate seat, rolled out the welcome mat for Boviet Solar in April 2024, gifting the company’s CEO with a hand-made pot emblazoned with the North Carolina seal during a televised press conference in which he touted a $32.6 million state and local incentive package to help the firm open
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Trump Forces Departure of Chinese Solar
Firm Roy Cooper Lured to North Carolina
With Tax Incentives 11 replies
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With Tax Incentives 11 replies
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