Once Again No US Tariff Exemption For Bifacial Modules
US President Donald Trump Led Administration Gets US Court Of International Trade To Bring Back Imported Bifacial Solar Modules Under Section 201 Tariffs
As US President Donald Trump (under the umbrella in front with current First Lady Melania Trump) spends his last few weeks in the White House, he has got one up against US solar energy community with the US trade court rejecting petition to let bifacial solar modules remain exempt from Section 201 tariffs.
US Solar Tariffs Claim Over 62K Local Jobs, Says SEIA
US Section 201 Solar Tariffs ‘Bad Deal For America’ With $19 Billion In Lost Investments, 62,000 Lost Jobs & 10.5 GW Lost PV Deployment Between 2017-2021, Claims SEIA Report
A report of the US Solar Energy Industries Association (SEIA) tries to show the negative impacts of the Section 201 tariffs on the US solar industry, the job market and the lost investment between 2017 and 2021.
US Court Exempts Tariffs On Imported Bifacial PV Panels
Acting On Invenergy Petition, US Court Temporarily Pulls Back Safeguard Duty Imposition On Overseas Produced Bifacial Solar Panel Technology: GTM
Policy confusion on safeguard duty imposition on foreign manufactured bifacial solar panels continues in the US as Invenergy has secured a temporary stay from a local court.
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