Yingli Green Energy, also Yingli Solar, has officially announced to withdraw from EU’s Price Undertaking (UT) agreement, or the Minimum Import Price (MIP) agreement. Yingli Solar therefore became the 24th Chinese...  more

SolarPower Europe, the new European Photovoltaic Industry Association (EPIA) that has 34 organization members, called for the end of trade measures on Chinese solar panels and cells. The organizations believe that the ...  more

The EU has decided to impose anti-dumping and countervailing duties (AD and CVD) on China-imported solar glass in early August. While the European Commission announced the new AD rates that double the level up to 75.4%...  more

The European Commission has officially launched an anti-circumvention investigation against Taiwanese and Malaysian PV cells/modules imports. As from May 29th, when the announcement was published, all imports from Taiw...  more

The European Commission published a decision to initiate a new phase of investigation into its Minimum Import Price (MIP) agreement with China. EU ProSun, led by SolarWorld, claimed the price is unsuitable due to sources of the sp...  more

The Minimum Import Price (MIP) agreement set by EU and Chinese solar products could be extended because EU ProSun will request a review of the existing tariffs and is confident of its evidence. The current measure will be expired ...  more

Following U.S. Department of Commerce’s preliminary ruling in countervailing duty tariffs on certain Chinese PV products, EU ProSun, the European solar industry initiative, submitted documentation to European Commission (EC)...  more

EU has set a price/volume limitation on certain PV products exported from China to fight against the dumping and subsidies issues. The new minimum price that Chinese manufacturers can charge EU buyers could fall from €0.56/wa...  more