US, EU Seek Deals To Rein In China Solar

Negotiated settlements to trade disputes with China could “essentially carve up the global solar panel market into a series of regional markets.” Read more →
Back Off On China Solar Duties, Germany Urges EU

The EU is close to slapping punitive duties on Chinese solar imports, but Germany for one wants to see a negotiated settlement. Read more →
Suntech’s Arizona Solar Factory Bites The Dust

Two and a half years after it opened, Suntech's Arizona solar module factory is kaput; the term they use is "rationalizing production capacity." Read more →
No, China Isn’t Eating Our Clean Energy Lunch
The U.S. had a $1.63 billion clean energy trade surplus with China in 2011, according to a new report from the Pew Charitable Trusts. Read more →
Ouch! US Making China Wind Tower, Solar Tariffs Hurt

The Commerce Department hikes duties on Chinese (and Vietnamese) wind turbine tower produces, while already-hit solar imports from China plunge. Read more →
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 →
China Ratchets Up Solar Dispute With WTO Claim

China accuses the EU and member states of violating international trade accords on solar, the latest volley in the escalating dispute. Read more →
Solyndra’s Chinese Conspiracy Claim: Is It Really So Crazy?

The remnant of failed solar manufacturer Solyndra seeks $1.5 billion in damages, alleging Chinese solar companies conspired illegally to put it out of business. Read more →
US Pushes Some China Solar Duties Higher

The Commerce Department sets its final levels for duties on PV products from China; now it's up to the U.S. International Trade Commission to make the final call on enacting the sanctions. Read more →
Final Word On China Solar Duties Due (Sort Of)

The Commerce Department will set final duties on Chinese solar PV imports today, but that doesn't quite mean the convoluted trade dispute will end. Read more →




