Bifacial Solar Panels Lose Protection From Section 201
United States Trade Representative Brings Bifacial Solar Modules Imported To US Under Ambit Of Section 201 Safeguard Tariffs With Effect From October 28, 2019
After enjoying a brief exemption from US safeguard duty imposed on solar product imports under Section 201, imported bifacial solar module technology will also have to pay the tariffs starting October 28, 2019.
NV Energy To Add 1.2 GW Solar With 3 New Projects
Nevada’s NV Energy To Procure Around 1.2 GW Additional Solar Power Through 3 New Solar Projects With Battery Storage Component; EDF Renewables North America To Use Bifacial Modules For 200 MW Arrow Canyon Solar Project
NV Energy has announced plans to add another 1.2 GW of new solar PV generation capacity in the form of 3 projects within the state of Nevada coupled with 590 MW of battery storage.
No Tariffs On Bifacial Solar Panels, Says US
United States Trade Representative Lets Off Overseas Produced Bifacial Solar Panels From Paying Up Safeguard Duty To Enter US, A Move That’s Likely To Push For Technology’s Growth
Big gainers from the exclusion of bifacial solar panels from safeguard tariffs are companies like LONGi Solar that produce these panels in larger quantities also outside China and that have a decent market in the US already.
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