Turkey's Ministry of Economy has finalized and published the results of its anti-dumping investigation against Chinese solar photovoltaic companies. All the affected Chinese module manufacturers will have to pay an anti-dumping duty in the range of 26.99% to 28.73%.
As per a Ministry of Economy document shared by Turkish Solar Energy Society, Solarbaba, the 16 Chinese companies that will now have to pay the anti-dumping fees in Turkey are:
The Ministry of Economy launched an investigation after receiving complaints from some local companies namely, Solarturk Energy, Zahit Energy and Sunlego Energy. They alleged unfair competition from China.
In July 2016, Chinese Ministry of Commerce reportedly urged the country to deal cautiously in the matter so as to maintain healthy trade cooperation (see China 'Advice' To Turkey On Anti Dumping).
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