ITC unanimously votes to investigate solar panels from India, Indonesia and Laos
All three commissioners of the US International Trade Commission (ITC) voted to continue to investigate solar cells and panels that have been imported from Indonesia and Laos for unfair commercial practices.
The Alliance for American Solar Manufacturing and Trade Early mid -July for the Antidumping/Countervailing Duty (AD/CVD) research. The group, which proposes American solar manufacturers, First Solar, Mission Solar, Qcells and Talon PV, submitted the petition after noticing an increase in the import of solar energy from the three countries as soon as AD/CVD was placed on the import of solar energy from Cambodia, Malays, Tailand and Vietnam. The American manufacturers claim to avoid the Southeast -Asian rates, global solar manufacturers have probably moved their activities to India, Indonesia and Laos and the governments of those countries have subsidized the process.
Although the import of Paneel from India has been relatively stable, the data is shown that the import from Indonesia and Laos are picking up.
A similar increase in cell import can also be seen from the three countries.
The original petition asked for a look at mostly Chinese manufacturers in Laos and Indonesia, as well as general companies with headquarters in India. The petitioners have identified dumping margins of 89.65% for Indonesia, up to 249.09% for Laos and 213.96% for India.
The ITC today established that there was a reasonable indication that the American industry was material injured by the import from India, Indonesia and Laos. The American Handel department investigates whether that import is unfairly priced or subsidized and reveal his provisional AD amounts around 24 December and his CVD is around 10 October.
“Today’s ITC decision confirms what our petitions claim: American solar manufacturers are undermined and damaged by unfairly traded import. Chinese ownership and other companies in Laos, Indonesia and India gam the system with unfair practices that challenge the American track and investments,” Tim Brightbill, in the Advisor, the Advisor, Brightbill, in Brightbill, in Brightbill, in Brightbill, in Brightbill, in Brightbill, in Brightbill, in Brightbill, in Brightbill, in Brightbill, in Brightbill, in Brightbill, in Brightbill, in Brightbill, in Brightbill, in Brightbill, in Brightbill, in Brightbill, in Brightbill inbill, in Brightbill, in Brightbill, in Brightbill inbill. and partner at Wiley Rein LLP. “Maintaining our trading laws is the only way to stop this race. Americans have too much to lose: billions in new investments in domestic production facilities, tens of thousands of jobs and the innovation we need to remain competitive. A strong American solar industry is not optional -it is the power of the power of the power and data -hemism the Ai and Data -Heg the Ai and Data -Heg the Ai and Data -Heg -the -Set -Hegsigen, the AI and Data -Heg the Ai and Data -Heg Stay, and the Data -Heg Stay, and the Ai and Data -Hegs and the Data -Heg Stay, and the Ai and Data -Hegs and the AI and Data -Hegs and the AI and Data -Heg to keep.
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