Photovoltaic Solar Tariffs Aimed At China Finalized By US

Beleaguered U.S. solar manufacturers win their trade case against the Chinese industry, but will it save them or simply slow the deployment of solar power? Read more →
Final Clash Before US Solar Tariffs Decision

Nearly a year after SolarWorld launched the case, U.S. regulators hear final arguments in the battle over possible tariffs on Chinese solar PV imports. Read more →
And Chinese Solar Tariffs It Looks To Be!

The Commerce Department set preliminary countervailing duties ranging from 2.90 to 4.73 percent on imports of Chinese solar cells and modules/panels. Read more →
Solar Energy Trade Battle Heats Up Again

Opponents say a study shows duties on Chinese PV would result in big U.S. job losses, while SolarWorld wins a "critical circumstance" ruling from the U.S. Read more →
Duties On Chinese Solar Imports The Wrong Move

With solar deployment booming, the U.S. should reject SolarWorld's call for duties on Chinese imports, argues EarthTechling's Pete Danko. Read more →
Solar Industry Infighting Not All That Pretty

CASM and CASE have turned U.S-China trade relations into an internecine solar slugfest, as they struggle to influence the final outcome in the case. Read more →
SolarWorld Wins Round In China Trade Dispute

A U.S. panel affirms harm to solar producers, keeping alive SolarWorld's petition for duties on Chinese imports of crystalline silicon photovoltaic cells. Read more →
New Industry Opposition To China Solar Duties

Solar PV supply-chain manufacturers express concern that SolarWorld's bid for duties on Chinese imports could slow growth and cost them business. Read more →
New U.S. Solar Group Opposes China Sanctions

The Coalition for Affordable Solar Energy emerges to oppose SolarWorld and other manufacturers' efforts to slap tariffs on imports of solar cells from China. Read more →




