Once Again, No Section 201 For Bifacial Panels
US Court Maintains Exclusion Of Bifacial Panels From Trump Tariffs
There is good news for the US solar market as the US Court of International Trade (CIT) has upheld the exclusion of bifacial solar modules from Section 201 tariffs that were imposed by previous US President Donald Trump in 2018, and planned to be continued by the current administration.
US Rejects A-SMACC’s Tariff Requests
Commerce Dept. Turns Down Anonymous Group’s Circumvention Inquiry Request
The US Department of Commerce has rejected the request of launching circumvention inquiries into solar products shipped into the US by Chinese companies from Vietnam, Malaysia and Thailand, made by an anonymous group called American Solar Manufacture.
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Greencoat Capital’s $5 Billion Plan For US Renewables Market… & More
Greencoat Capital enters US market: European renewable energy investment manager Greencoat Capital has entered the US market with plans to invest $5 billion over the next 5 years in wind, solar and energy storage assets.
America Delaying Solar Tariff Decision
US Commerce Department Delays Decision On Anti-Circumvention Duties
The US Department of Commerce seems to be in no hurry to take a call on imposing anti-circumvention duties on Chinese solar modules coming from the 3 Southeast Asian nations of Vietnam, Malaysia and Thailand, as it has sought further information in the case.
SEIA Warning On Higher Solar Tariffs
US Stands To Lose Out On 18 GW In Solar Deployments By 2023, If Higher Tariffs Proposed By Anonymous Group Implemented: SEIA
The US Department of Commerce has been petitioned by an anonymous group to slap as high as 50% to 250% duties on crystalline silicon solar PV cells and panels, being imported into the country from Malaysia, Vietnam and Thailand.
US Solar Manufacturers File Petitions Against Chinese
Law Firm Wiley Claims American Solar Manufacturers Against Chinese Circumvention File Petitions With US Government To Investigate Chinese Companies ‘Unlawfully’ Circumventing Antidumping & Countervailing Duties
An organization called American Solar Manufacturers Against Chinese Circumvention (A-SMACC) has reportedly filed petitions with the US Department of Commerce to investigate Chinese manufacturers that are ‘unlawfully’ circumventing antidumping and.
