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China Urges EU to Nix Solar Panel Tariffs

Apr 30, 2019

China called on the European Union (EU) to put an end to punitive duties imposed on Chinese solar panels as soon as possible following a decision by the EU to extend the tax for 18 months. The European Commission, the EU's executive body, ...

Tags: solar panels, solar product

Hand Tool Trends: Cautious But Hopeful of 2019 Outlook?

Apr 1, 2019

Taiwan's hand tools industry has always enjoyed a positive global reputation, thanks to industry members' strive to improve and refine their products in face of an increasingly, competitive industry. In 2018, the island's hand tool ...

Tags: Hand Tool, 2019 Outlook

WTO Report Condemns US Duties on Chinese Imports

Apr 1, 2019

China's Ministry of Commerce on Wednesday welcomed a World Trade Organization (WTO) panel report which ruled the United States violated WTO rules in 13 anti-dumping measures imposed on imports from China. The WTO panel supported China's ...

Tags: Chinese Imports

Sky Group Launches New Investment Vehicle for Ideas to Reduce Plastic Waste

Apr 4, 2018

Sky Group has launched a new investment vehicle to support ideas and businesses in resolving oceans plastic crisis. Sky Ocean Ventures is a new investment vehicle that will work with businesses and innovators to solve routine plastic ...

Tags: Sky Group, Plastic Waste

US and Europe to Boost Next Demand Rush, Raising Price of Third-Party Countries Capacity

Jun 15, 2017

Installation rush in China ahead of June 30 is about to terminate, so trading volume has significantly dropped. For one thing, there is nearly no product for transaction in the market; for the other, it is meaningless to buy PV products ...

Tags: PV products, PV sectors

China Protests EU Protectionism in Steel Industry

Mar 1, 2017

The European Union (EU) on Tuesday decided to impose definitive anti-dumping duties on imports of heavy steel plates from China, after which China said it is "seriously concerned" by the EU's increasing protectionism in the steel industry. ...

Tags: anti-dumping duties, heavy steel plates

China Doubts on EU Tariffs on Steel Products

Mar 1, 2017

China has expressed doubts about exorbitant tariffs imposed by the European Union (EU) on steel products from China, calling for an end to such unfair measures. The European Commission, the EU's executive body, recently announced its ...

Tags: EU Tariffs, Steel Products

Corner Brook-Based Fish-Processing Company Fined for Environmental Violations

Dec 16, 2016

Barry Group was ordered to pay, in St. John’s Provincial Court, a total of $200,000 in penalties for environmental violations that occurred at fish-processing facilities in Witless Bay and Port de Grave, Newfoundland and Labrador. ...

Tags: Barry Group, Fish

CES 2017 Preview: News, Rumours, Key Dates and What to Expect in Las Vegas

Nov 3, 2016

CES 2017 is arguably the biggest event in the tech calendar, and it's only two months away. Read on for all the latest CES 2017 news, rumours, key dates, and more. What is CES? One of the biggest technology tradeshows in the world, the ...

Tags: CES 2017, Hisense

Price Drop of PV Modules Spreads to Upstream

Sep 25, 2016

Despite an upturn in demand, PV module prices have plunged further in September, as suppliers scrambled for orders during trade fairs in India and the U.S. Indian buyers have demanded further cut into quotes, already at low level, driving ...

Tags: PV Modules, PV cells

Lower Polysilicon Prices Trigger Price Drop

Sep 12, 2016

Despite annual equipment maintenance restraining production volumes, prices on China's polysilicon have tumbled on weak demand, signaling across-the-board price drop in the PV supply chain. The price decline reverses the long-term higher ...

Tags: polysilicon, OV

China Ceases Anti-Dumping Duties on Japan, EU Steel

Aug 23, 2016

The Ministry of Commerce said Monday that it would scrap anti-dumping duties on high-performance stainless steel seamless tubes imported from Japan and the European Union, effective on Monday. The ministry levied anti-dumping duties on ...

Tags: EU Steel, anti-dumping duties, stainless steel

Five Chinese PV Makers Removed From EU's Price Agreement

Aug 19, 2016

The European Commission (EC) keeps conducting investigations on certain Chinese PV imports to the EU, and announced to withdraw five more Chinese PV makers from the Minimum Import Price (MIP) agreement, or the "price undertaking." Ningbo ...

Tags: PV makers, Minimum Import Price

PV Price Fluctuation Slows Down Before SNEC

May 12, 2016

Manufacturers have finished negotiating for May orders, leading to smaller fluctuation in prices. Due to the interruption of trade wars, the polysilicon market still witness slight supply shortage, resulting in stronger prices. But prices ...

Tags: Sloar Cell, PV Module

Prices in All Segments of PV Supply Chain Weakened

Apr 29, 2016

Orders have been confirmed for May. Aside from polysilicon that sees stronger prices, prices in all segment of PV supply chain have weakened. The industry will cool down after June 30th, where grid-connection will mostly be completed by ...

Tags: Polysilicon, PV Supply

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