The United States is mired in a long-running trade war with China, which is flooding the market with artificially cheap solar panels that carry an uncomfortably large carbon footprint and threaten to obliterate the domestic industry.
Today, the United SteelWorkers sent a letter of support of the AD/CVD trade petitions filed by the American Alliance for Solar Manufacturing Trade Committee earlier this year.
The American Alliance for Solar Manufacturing Trade Committee filed critical circumstances allegations with the U.S. Department of Commerce regarding surges of solar imports from Vietnam and Thailand that are injuring the U.S. solar industry.
A two-year U.S. tariff holiday on solar panels from Southeast Asia expires on Thursday, starting the clock ticking for American project developers to use the huge amount of equipment they stockpiled duty-free over that period by the end of this year.
This morning, the International Trade Commission (ITC) made its preliminary determinations in the AD/CVD investigations recently filed by The American Alliance for Solar Manufacturing Trade
The moratorium on duties and tariff enforcement for Chinese-origin solar imports from Cambodia, Malaysia, Thailand and Vietnam found to be circumventing U.S. trade law expires tomorrow, Thursday, June 6th.
A two-year U.S. tariff holiday on solar panels from Southeast Asia expires on Thursday, starting the clock ticking for American project developers to use the huge amount of equipment they stockpiled duty-free over that period by the end of this year.
Tariffs aimed at protecting America’s solar industry from foreign competition snapped back into place on Thursday, ending a two-year pause that President Biden approved as part of his effort to jump-start solar adoption in the U.S.
Two letters were sent today to Secretary Raimondo and the Chairman of the U.S. International Trade Commission, David Johanson, in support of the antidumping and countervailing duty (AD/CVD) petitions filed by the American Alliance for Solar Manufacturing Trade Committee.
The Inflation Reduction Act gave new life to America’s ability to innovate and manufacture solar components, so we can quickly, sustainably and reliably deploy solar at the scale needed to address the climate crisis.
