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India's anticipated import tariffs could dampen Modi's ambitious solar plans

Anti-dumping tariffs would range from $0.11 to $0.81 per watt on PV imports and double the price of solar energy to $0.20 a kilowatt hour, according to the Solar Power Developers’ Association.

CSUN signs 50 MW supply agreement in Turkey

The framework agreement will see the Chinese cell and module manufacturer deliver its high efficiency products to Germany’s KosiFrankensolar’s Turkish projects.

Photon Holding claims activities not affected by preliminary insolvency proceedings

A German court opened preliminary insolvency proceedings for the solar services and publishing group due to a tax obligation. Photon calls the move “unnecessary.”

Buffett to double down on solar and wind investment

The U.S. tycoon revealed he is ready to pour another $15 billion into his Berkshire Hathaway Inc.’s renewable energy interests, taking expenditure to $30 billion.

EU ProSun accuses Chinese PV manufacturers of 'massive violation of EU trade deal'

The European solar lobby group calls the minimum price agreement between the EU and China “unworkable” and in need of “review” after submitting some 1,500 suspected trade violations to the European Commission.

JinkoSolar expresses disappointment at proposed US duties on Chinese panels

The Chinese PV manufacturer says the Commerce Department decision “will have a negative impact on the solar industry and will ultimately end up hurting U.S. customers and U.S. solar jobs the most.”

US to slap new tariffs on Chinese PV panels

The duties would be applied to both solar panels and cells and effectively close a loophole that allowed Chinese manufacturers to bypass import tariffs by using non-Chinese solar cells in their panels.

India: Motech claimed it had only one subsidiary

The Taiwanese manufacturer told Indian investigators it had only one subsidiary connected to its exports to India. Ministry of Commerce officials, however, uncovered other relevant units in Taiwan, China, the U.S. and Japan.

Failed export strategy killed Indian manufacturers

Solar manufacturers facing the imposition of AD duties on their goods in India claim Indian manufacturers were saddled with huge costs after investing in capacity for an export market that never materialized.

Silence from Indian solar importers

None of the 39 solar companies presumed to have benefited by importing dumped goods disputed the claim. pv magazine emailed 39 companies with no response.

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