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Europe Polysilicon Firms Have Been Seeking Cooperation with Taiwan Solar Wafer Makers
Feb 28, 2013To avoid possible tariffs imposed by China, Europe-based polysilicon firms have been reportedly seeking cooperation with Taiwan-based solar wafer makers. Solar firms noted that the trade war between Europe and China will cast a light on ...
Tags: polysilicon firms, solar wafer makers, solar supply chain
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China Was Expected to Announce The Preliminary Results of Its Anti-Dumping
Feb 22, 2013The China government was expected to announce the preliminary results of its anti-dumping and anti-subsidy investigation against polysilicon firms from the EU, US, and South Korea on February 20. However, according to China-based media, the ...
Tags: China government, preliminary results, polysilicon firms
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China's Domestic Polysilicon Firms Has Been Anticipating The Announcement
Feb 21, 2013China's Ministry of Commerce originally planned to announce the preliminary result of its anti-dumping and anti-subsidy investigation against polysilicon firms from the EU, US, and South Korea on February 20, but has now decided to delay ...
Tags: China's Ministry of Commerce, preliminary result, polysilicon firms
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The Price of Polysilicon Is Likely to Return to a Reasonable Level
Feb 6, 2013MK Lu, chairman of Taiwan-based Sino-American Sapphire (SAS) stated that the price of polysilicon is likely to return to a reasonable level in China because China's government may announce a preliminary result on the anti-dumping and ...
Tags: SAS, polysilicon, MK Lu
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China Solar Firms Hope to Terminate Long-Term Supply Contracts with International Firms
Feb 4, 2013Some China-based solar firms hope to terminate long-term polysilicon supply contracts with international firms. The latter noted that it is quite difficult to do so because when the firms signed the contracts, there were material shortages ...
Tags: solar firms, China, long-term polysilicon supply contracts
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The China Government Is Likely to Levy Punitive Tariffs on Polysilicon Makers
Jan 21, 2013The China government is likely to levy punitive tariffs on polysilicon makers from Europe, the US and South Korea in the first quarter of 2013. Recently, domestic material makers have been aiming for a price increase. Market observers ...
Tags: China government, polysilicon makers, prices
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10-15%of China-Based Polysilicon Makers Are Expected to Resume Production
Jan 14, 2013The China government is likely to announce anti-dumping and anti-subsidy tariffs on polysilicon imported from Europe,the US and South Korea in the first quarter of 2013,which will significantly decrease imports.As a result,10-15%of ...
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The Taiwan-Based Solar Supply Chain Is Likely to Enter a Period of Consolidation
Jan 10, 2013The Taiwan-based solar supply chain is likely to enter a period of consolidation. For upstream material providers, consolidation between downstream customers may create pressure on their costs. Digitimes recently sat down with Chi-jen Chen, ...
Tags: solar industry, solar supply chain, solar, solar materials
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Omestic Material Pricing Is Expected to Increase Due to Anti-Dumping Probe
Jan 8, 2013The price in the solar supply chain has been relatively stable since the second half of the fourth quarter in 2012. However, due to the anti-dumping and anti-subsidy investigation on polysilicon firms by the China government, China-based ...
Tags: China, price, solar supply chain, polysilicon
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For The Global Solar Industry, 2012 Has Been About Trade Wars
Dec 27, 2012For the global solar industry, 2012 has been about trade wars. The US and Europe both started anti-dumping and anti-subsidy investigations against the world's largest solar supply chain, China. In addition, oversupply continues to plague ...
Tags: Trade Wars, Global Solar Market, global solar industry, Energy
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The Price of Polysilicon Has Been Falling Significantly Since 2011
Dec 27, 2012Polysilicon firms face survival tests Nuying Huang, Taipei; Jackie Chang, DIGITIMES [Wednesday 30 May 2012] The price of polysilicon has been falling significantly since 2011. The current spot price is around US$20-22/kg. Many Taiwan-based ...
Tags: Taiwan, polysilicon, operating costs, AEP
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China Will Announce The Preliminary Anti-Dumping Verdict Against Polysilicon Firms
Dec 18, 2012China reportedly will announce the preliminary anti-dumping verdict against US- and South Korea-based polysilicon firms in first-quarter 2013. This will affect the supply chain, which has already been fluctuating in recent years. Most solar ...
Tags: Polysilicon Price, preliminary anti-dumping verdict, Anti-Dumping Tariff
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Some Solar PV Firms Have Not Been Able to Enter The Segment Due to Lack of Capital
Dec 18, 2012The solar PV system segment is one of the most profitable segments in the solar supply chain,especially for firms with stable cash flow.Nevertheless,some firms have not been able to enter the segment due to lack of capital. From upstream ...
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Gcl-Poly Will Not Increase Polysilicon Quotes
Dec 10, 2012GCL-Poly determined to hold current polysilicon price, says chairman Nuying Huang, Taipei; Jackie Chang, DIGITIMES [Monday 1 October 2012] Market observers believe China's anti-dumping investigation against US- and South Korea-based ...
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The Spot Price of Polysilicon in China Has Fallen to US$15/Kg
Dec 6, 2012The spot price of polysilicon in China has fallen to US$15/kg, close to the variable cost of many polysilicon providers. The contract price remains around US$20/kg. Downstream firms have been reluctant to issue orders according to ...
Tags: polysilicon spot, price, China
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