AD/CVD

The US Department of Commerce (DOC) has actually been routed to integrate climate considerations into its policymaking simply one month after it introduced a solar tariff investigation that market gamers have cautioned is already hampering the country's clean energy transition.

United States solar players have actually struck out at the Department of Commerce's (DOC) transfer to investigative supposed circumvention of antidumping as well as countervailing duties (AD/CVD), advising that the hazard of tariffs is already jeopardising President Biden's climate goals.

Solar tracker service provider Array Technologies is expecting to bounce back from a 2021 beset by supply chain difficulties and project hold-ups, as its order publication gets to a brand-new high and also comes to be extra geographically diverse.

The US Division of Commerce (DOC) is to examine alleged circumvention of antidumping and also countervailing duties (AD/CVD) by solar suppliers in Cambodia, Malaysia, Thailand as well as Vietnam.

The US Department of Commerce has actually offered itself more time to examine an anti-circumvention petition from Auxin Solar despite cautions from greater than 200 business that recommended tariffs could create "tragic and also unneeded injury" to the country's PV industry.

Auxin Solar has actually asked the US Department of Commerce to investigate whether Southeast Asia-based business are circumventing United States anti-dumping as well as countervailing responsibility (AD/CVD) orders on cells as well as modules from China.

Prices for solar modules in the US are anticipated to normalise following recently's rejection of a petition bordering declared circumvention of anti-dumping and also countervailing tasks (AD/CVD).

United States solar suppliers behind the controversial anti-circumvention petition have said they are "reviewing all choices" and could refile petitions in the future.

The United States Department of Commerce has denied a petition asking for an expansion of anti-dumping and countervailing responsibilities (AD/CVD) throughout Southeast Asia, citing the ongoing privacy of the petitioners.