Featured in A sustainable growth? – 07-2013

Business under uncertain conditions

EU trade case: As of June 6, provisional EU antidumping tariffs of 11.8 % have been imposed on Chinese PV crystalline imports. They will increase by up to 67.9% if no agreement has been reached by August 6. Industry insiders expect a compromise based on minimum import prices at the beginning of August, or by the beginning of December at the latest. The annoncement on additional provisional anti-subsidy tariffs for Chinese PV cyrstalline imports is also scheduled for August 6.

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pv magazine

10 Jul 2013

On June 5, the European Commission released further details on the import tariffs on Chinese crystalline photovoltaic imports it had announced the day before. Beginning on August 6, the European Commission will impose duties between 37.3 and 67.9% if an agreement with China is not reached. The uniform tariff of 11.8% will run through to …

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