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Five Chinese PV Makers Removed From EU's Price Agreement
Aug 19, 2016The 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
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EU Ends Probe on the Price of China-Made PV Module
Jan 23, 2016The European Union (EU) has ended an investigation without changing the minimum import pricing previously agreed on for China-produced PV modules, according to China's Ministry of Commerce. The EU in 2013 imposed antitrust tariffs on ...
Tags: PV Modules, PV
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China PV Module Makers Are to Withdraw From The Framework
Mar 19, 2015With the European Union (EU) deciding to remove three China-based PV module makers from the Minimum Import Price (MIP) framework for suspected circumvention of minimum import pricing and import quotas set in 2013, other China-based PV ...
Tags: PV Module, solar cell
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Eu Plans to Hike Minimum Prices by 5.66% From Eur0.53/W Currently to Eur0.56/W
Mar 19, 2015The European Union (EU) will review its Minimum Import Price (MIP) framework for China-made PV modules on April 1 and plans to hike minimum prices by 5.66% from EUR0.53/W (US$0.56) currently to EUR0.56/W, according to industry sources. EU ...
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Taiwan Industry Sources Shows EU May Dismiss Solarworld's Accusation Again
Jan 30, 2015The European Union (EU) is likely to dismiss Germany-based SolarWorld AG's request for a renewed anti-circumvention investigation and instead will review the minimum price and annual quota set in 2013 on imports of PV modules from China, ...
Tags: PV modules, minimum price, Lights
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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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TPVIA Dismissed Speculation That EU Will Launch an Investigation Into PV Module Makers
Aug 20, 2014The Taiwan Photovoltaic Industry Association (TPVIA) has dismissed speculation that the EU will launch an investigation into China-based PV module makers and their suppliers, including those from Taiwan, over allegedly illegal practice to ...
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EU Has Set a Price/Volume Limitation on Certain PV Products Exported From China
Apr 2, 2014EU has set a price/volume limitation on certain PV products exported from China to fight against the dumping and subsidies issues. The new minimum price that Chinese manufacturers can charge EU buyers could fall from €0.56/watt to ...
Tags: solar trade deal, PV, Chinese product
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EU Decided on Monday to Impose Definitive Measures on Chinese Solar Panels
Dec 4, 2013The European Union (EU) decided on Monday to impose definitive measures on Chinese solar panels. According to a press release, the Council of the EU backed the European Commission's proposals to impose 42.1-percent anti-dumping duty and ...
Tags: Solar Panels, anti-dumping duty
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EU General Court Against The Trade Dispute Over Dumped Solar Panels From China
Aug 6, 2013The European industrial initiative EU ProSun has announced that it will take action before the EU General Court against the agreement that has been reached in the trade dispute over dumped solar panels from China. Milan Nitzschke, ...
Tags: Solar Industry, solar panels
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NTBs Also Include Unjustified and/or Improper Application of Non-Tariff Measures
Jun 14, 2012Non-Tariff Barriers (NTBs) refer to restrictions that result from prohibitions, conditions, or specific market requirements that make importation or exportation of products difficult and/or costly. NTBs also include unjustified and/or ...
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