What is the course of the dual reaction of the United States and the European Union to China's photovoltaic industry? Solve ~ ~

201119, Solar World Industries China Inc, a subsidiary of German Solar World Industries in the United States, and other six American local PV companies, which did not want to be named, filed complaints with the US Department of Commerce and the International Trade Commission, demanding anti-dumping and countervailing measures against the solar cells (panels) exported by 75 PV companies ("double opposition") This is the first trade restriction investigation that China's photovoltaic industry suffered abroad in the past decade, and it is also the first "double-reverse" investigation initiated by the United States against China's new energy.

On March 2, 2012 1 day, the U.S. department of commerce announced the preliminary ruling result of PV countervailing duty against China: the tax rate is 2.9 to 4.73%. Among them, the photovoltaic countervailing duty rate of Wuxi Suntech Solar Power Co., Ltd. is 2.9%, the related tax rate of Changzhou Trina Solar Power Co., Ltd. is 4.73%, and the tax rate of other enterprises with separate tax rates is 3.6 1%, and the tax is retroactively collected for 90 days. 12, 17 In May, the US Department of Commerce initially imposed a high anti-dumping duty of 3 1. 14% to 250% on solar cells in China. 20 12 10 10 the U.S. department of commerce made a final ruling on China's solar photovoltaic industry. The United States believes that photovoltaic solar energy enterprises in China will be subject to anti-dumping duties as high as 18.32% to 249.96%. At the same time, countervailing duties ranging from 14.78% to 15.97% will be levied.

Second, the EU.

20 12 On September 26th, Europrosun, Europe's leading solar world trade association, filed a complaint with the European Commission, alleging that solar panels and their main components imported from China benefited from unfair government subsidies.

On 20 12 1 1.8, the European commission officially announced the initiation of countervailing investigation on silicon wafers, batteries and components imported by photovoltaic enterprises in China. The preliminary findings of the EU will be published at the end of June 20 13.