Last week we spoke to Shayne Jaenisch, CEO of Tindo Solar, the only solar panel manufacturer in Australia. Despite being a “lone warrior” in the Chinese era of solar, Tindo appears to be doing well enough as it’s switching from a production line of 65 MW to 150 MW, and Jaenisch claims that the company has been able to eat the rising cell costs of the past 12 months without having to raise the price of its panels. The multiple 15% cost increases from battery suppliers are a serious concern, as well as inverter supply issues stemming from the global chip shortage. Tindo sold its first panels in 2011, not long after BP solar closed its cell and module factory,…