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China Ends Tax Exemption for EPZ-Imported Polysilicon
Sep 3, 2015China's Ministry of Commerce on September 1 put an end to the exemption of anti-dumping and anti-subsidization tariffs on polysilicon imports from Europe-, US- and South Korea-based makers via export processing zones (EPZs), and this is ...
Tags: PV module, Solar Cell
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Prices for Solar Cells Produced Outside Taiwan up
Jul 27, 2015As demand for crystalline silicon solar cells produced in countries other than Taiwan and China has rebounded mainly due to higher than expected US final anti-dumping and anti-subsidization tariffs on imports from China and Taiwan, prices ...
Tags: silicon solar, PV modules
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PV Demand Expected to Rebound in Jun or Early Jul
May 7, 2015Global PV demand is expected to rebound in June or early July as China begins a rush to construct new PV systems and power-generating stations in the second half of 2015, according to China-based PV supply chain makers. The US Department ...
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Win Win Precision Chairman David Chen
Apr 2, 2015Taiwan-based crystalline silicon solar cell makers have been impacted by the US imposing an average 19.5% anti-dumping tariffs rate. But rooftop PV systems, especially those built with high-efficiency cells, will provide market ...
Tags: PV, solar cell, Lighting
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CITT Imposed Anti-Dumping and Anti-Subsidization Tariffs of 9-286% on Silicon PV Modules
Mar 12, 2015The Canadian International Trade Tribunal (CITT) has imposed preliminary anti-dumping and anti-subsidization tariffs of 9-286% on crystalline silicon PV modules and laminates (semi-finished PV modules) as well as thin-film PV modules ...
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China Imports of 93.09 Million Tonnes of Solar-Grade Polysilicon ,Increasing 11%
Mar 4, 2015China recorded total imports of 93.09 million tonnes of solar-grade polysilicon in January, increasing 1.1% on month, and 57.80 tonnes or 62.09% of which was through export processing zones (EPZs), according to China's customs statistics. ...
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Taiwan-Based Solar Cell Makers Poised to Lose The Us Market in 2015
Jan 28, 2015Taiwan-based solar cell makers are poised to lose the US market in 2015, as a result of anti-dumping tariffs to be imposed on them starting from February. The US Department of Commerce (DOC) will impose anti-dumping and anti-subsidization ...
Tags: Solar Cell Makers, Lights
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Taiwan Solar Cell Makers Eager to Evade Us Anti-Dumping Tariffs
Jan 26, 2015Many Taiwan-based crystalline silicon solar cell makers have been mulling relocating some of their production capacities abroad to evade US anti-dumping tariffs at an average rate of 19.50%, but they should carefully evaluate the ...
Tags: Solar Cell, Moving Production Abroad, Lights
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Global Demand for PV Modules Expected to Shift From 250W Models Currently to 260W Ones
Jan 20, 2015Global demand for PV modules is expected to shift from 250W models currently to 260W ones in the second quarter of 2015, and thereby demand for polycrystalline silicon solar cells with energy conversion rates of at least 17.8% used to make ...
Tags: PV modules, solar cells, Lights
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PV Module Firms Have Plans to Set up Overseas Production Lines
Dec 29, 2014First-tier China-based PV module firms have plans to set up overseas production lines to avoid US antitrust taxation, for which the US Department of Commerce is set to review a proposed increase, according to industry sources in Taiwan. ...
Tags: PV Makers, Production Lines, Lights
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Taiwna-Based Sunlux Energy Will Issue Shares at an Initial Price of NT$28
Nov 5, 2014Taiwna-based Sunlux Energy, which supplies reclaimed solar-grade polysilicon, will be listed on the local emerging stock market at an initial price of NT$28 (US$0.92) per share on November 6. Prices for reclaimed solar-grade polysilicon ...
Tags: Sunlux Energy, Polysilicon, Lighting
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Malaysia Solar Cell Makers Quoted Their Solar Cells Specifically for Exports to The US
Sep 12, 2014Malaysia-based crystalline silicon solar cell makers, viewing that Taiwan-based competitors are subject to an average US anti-dumping tariff of 25%, have quoted their solar cells specifically for exports to the US at US$0.38-0.41/W, with ...
Tags: crystalline silicon, solar cell
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OLAF to Investigate Certain Taiwan-Based PV Makers
Sep 12, 2014The European Anti-Fraud Office (OLAF) will investigate certain Taiwan-based PV makers suspected of helping China-based PV module makers evade the EU's minimum import price and import quota, according to PV industry sources in Taiwan. The ...
Tags: PV module, PV industry
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The Moratorium on Polysilicon Imports Not Show Much Impact on Product Pricing
Sep 5, 2014Although China has placed a moratorium on polysilicon imports through its export processing zones (EPZs), the measure has yet to show much impact on product pricing, according to PV industry sources in Taiwan. PV firms outside China had ...
Tags: Taiwan, Polysilicon
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China Government Announced a Temporary Stoppage of Polysilicon Imports Through EPZs
Aug 21, 2014The China government has announced a temporary stoppage of polysilicon imports through export processing zones (EPZs) beginning September 1, 2014, with the measure intended to block evasion of anti-dumping and anti-subsidization taxes. ...
Tags: China government, temporary stoppage, Lights