Tag: trade case
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Solar trade case talk and what’s next with SEIA CEO Abigail Ross Hopper
At Solar Power Northeast last week in Boston, we grabbed 15 mins of SEIA CEO Abigail Ross Hopper’s time to chat about where SEIA and the solar industry go now that the trade case drama has ended and the 30 percent tariff is in place. Below is a truncated versionRead More — Solar Builder magazine
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Trump imposes tariffs on solar cell, module imports
It happened: Yesterday, President Trump’s Section 201 trade case decision was announced, and the decision was to impose tariffs on imported solar cells and modules. The tariff terms 30 percent in year one, with a 5 percent decline each year for four years. These are not as high as theRead More — Solar Builder magazine
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Solar trade case decision this week: Do these last second appeals, long-shot deals have a chance?
The outcome of the solar industry’s Suniva/SolarWorld trade case is due Friday, Jan. 26, and the speculation about the decision and last second backroom dealings are running wild. Here’s everything we’ve seen in the last few days. Last second appeals The solar industry sent along its final attempts at explaining 1)Read More — Solar Builder magazine
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Solar trade case update: Here’s a report the ITC sent explaining how ‘unforeseen’ the PV import problem was
The final outcome of the Suniva/SolarWorld trade case still hangs over the solar industry as Trump has until Jan. 26 to make the final decision on a remedy, following the International Trade Commission’s injury ruling way back in September. It was our assumption at that time that this was just aRead More — Solar Builder magazine
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Solar industry tells Trump to reject tariffs in ‘America First Plan’
Today, the Solar Energy Industries Association (SEIA) sent its plan to the White House for boosting both U.S. manufacturing and the U.S. solar industry. As you might guess by the name, the America First Plan for Solar Energy, this is definitely the solar industry’s attempt to frame its message in a wayRead More — Solar Builder magazine