Abstract On the evening of July 19th, Beijing time, Bloomberg reported on Friday that many Indian clean energy companies accused of dumping solar cells in the Indian market in the US and China are seeking to expand the investigation to imported products from the EU and Japan.
On the evening of July 19, Beijing time, Bloomberg reported on Friday that a number of Indian clean energy companies accused of dumping solar cells in the Indian market and the United States are seeking to expand the investigation to imported products from the European Union and Japan. Jagdish Agarwal, secretary-general of the Solar Independent Power Suppliers Association, said Indian solar companies, Jupiter Solar and Websol Energy Systems, said at a hearing in New Delhi earlier this week that they A petition has been submitted asking the government to expand the scope of investigations into anti-dumping allegations.
India has joined several major countries to raise such trade disputes and hopes to protect its solar energy companies in a global oversupply situation. The Solar Independent Power Suppliers Association pointed out that if the dumping allegations are confirmed, the material cost of at least 10 solar project developers will be forced to increase. The association believes that Indian manufacturers cannot meet the demand for quantity and capacity.
Indian Ministry of Commerce official JS Deepak, who was responsible for the investigation, did not respond to telephone and e-mail requests; Venkataramani, the chief executive of the Indian solar company who led the petition, did not respond to the report.
The anti-dumping investigations were initially targeted at imported products from the United States, China, Taiwan and Malaysia. This week's hearing also invited officials from relevant countries and regions to represent the first solar energy company, solar cell and battery panel manufacturers such as JA Solar Holdings, and dozens of representatives from the local Indian industry.
Indian Solar, Jupiter Solar and Websol Energy Systems have accused a number of foreign competitors of selling products at sub-costs in the Indian market. Their estimates show that dumping has caused almost twice as much damage to the local industry in India as the cost of imported products between January 2011 and June 2012. The companies demanded that the Indian government impose punitive tariffs on the imported products of these companies and trace the previous product tariffs, as well as impose new tariffs on thin-film solar modules.
Jagdish-Ajawal said that all stakeholders need to submit a written statement by July 25, and the accused party needs to respond by August 2. The Indian government will decide whether to impose anti-dumping duties or reject the case before the end of August.
According to the rules of the World Trade Organization, a petitioner needs to have at least 25% market share in order to initiate an allegation. Jagdish-Ajawal said that because the estimates of the size of the market in India are not reliable, it is not clear whether the three companies meet this condition.
In trade disputes between other countries, China began to impose up to 57% tariffs on polysilicon from the United States and South Korea this week; the United States also imposed up to 250% on solar panels from China due to the bankruptcy of many companies due to falling product prices. Anti-dumping duties; the EU has set a preliminary anti-dumping duty of 11.8% on solar modules from China. If the parties fail to reach an agreement, the ratio may rise to 67.9%.
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