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kristopher

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3. Yes. Who could have possibly predicted that a massive expansion in excess of demand ...

Reply to FBaggins (Reply #2)

Sat Dec 17, 2011, 11:37 PM

Dec 2011

Yes. Who could have possibly predicted that a massive expansion in excess of demand would result in excess capacity and inventory?

You are the worst for sour grapes that I've ever seen.

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China’s Solar Energy Plans Become Even More Ambitious [View all] jpak Dec 2011 OP

K&R kristopher Dec 2011 #1

Hardly surprising given their predicament FBaggins Dec 2011 #2

Yes. Who could have possibly predicted that a massive expansion in excess of demand ... kristopher Dec 2011 #3

Obviously not you. FBaggins Dec 2011 #4

I'm sorry, but I claimed what? When? kristopher Dec 2011 #5

How's that looking not 15 months later? FBaggins Mar 2013 #7

Is China still adding 75 GW of new coal and gas infrastructure per year? NickB79 Dec 2011 #6