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India continues to rely heavily on China to meet its needs for solar components and technologies, despite efforts to boost domestic capabilities. China still produces over 80% of global solar components, including wafers and polysilicon, reflecting its dominance across all stages of the supply chain. Although India has experienced significant growth in its manufacturing capacity, its dependence remains on importing wafers from China, limiting its ability to achieve full self-sufficiency. Europe's efforts, especially Germany's, are moving toward reducing dependence on China through local strategies and industrial support, but they face challenges due to weak domestic production and interconnected supply chains with China. Experts forecast that building genuine manufacturing capabilities could take between 10 and 20 years, with the emergence of a "China plus one" strategy aimed at developing multiple supply chains.
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