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But conditions in the Chinese solar market look like they're facing new problems. Last month, both Trina Solar and Yingli Green Energy warned that they expected lower module shipments than they'd previously anticipated. In particular, Trina said that its shipments would be about 130 megawatts lower than previous guidance, coming in at just 540 to 570 megawatts, blaming delays in setting new minimum import prices to the European Union. So far, though, it appears that both Trina Solar and Yingli Green Energy believe the problem will only result in delays rather than outright lost sales, as they've kept their module-volume guidance for the full year unchanged. Moreover, margins have improved dramatically, suggesting even greater potential for profits from the solar industry.

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And now guess which Chinese solar company didn't lower quarterly expectations but confirmed them...