Anti Dumping Duty On Solar Panels Eu

The european commission decided on friday 31 august to eliminate anti dumping tariffs on chinese solar panels saying the decision will help the eu achieve its renewable energy.

Anti dumping duty on solar panels eu.

This was later extended to imports consigned from taiwan and malaysia. In 2013 the eu imposed anti dumping and countervailing duties against solar cells and panels from china. Trade defence instruments such as anti dumping or anti subsidy duties are ways of protecting european production against international trade distortions. The eu first imposed anti dumping and anti subsidy measures for chinese solar panels wafers and cells in 2013 and extended them by 18 months in march last year signaling that they should then end.

The eu first imposed anti dumping and anti subsidy measures in december 2013 for a period of two years. The high cost of such products resulted in slow growth of. Since then importers of china solar goods are required to pay anti dumping duty to customs if the price is above the mip. As against the dumping rate of 88 per cent on an average reduced duty level of 11 8 per cent will be introduced for two months.

Eu no 2018 1017 oj l183 that malaysian exporter longi kuching. Commission regulation eu no 182 2013. Exemption of duty for imports of solar panels and cells anti dumping duty 2286 published 25 july 2018. Anti dumping duty solar panels started in december 2013.

Solar panels crystalline silicon photovoltaic modules and key components cn s. Background the european union imposed anti dumping and anti subsidy measures on imports of solar cells and solar panels from china on 5 december 2013 for a period of two years. In 2016 the european union decided to extend the anti dumping duties on crystalline silicon photovoltaic modules and components from china to similar imports from. After that duties ranging from 37 2 per cent to 67 9 per cent averaging 47 6 per cent will be levied on solar panels from china.

This removed a large percentage of chinese solar panels from the european market and consequently led to increased cost of panels. In 2012 the eu imported solar panels from china worth about 15 0 billion. These were then renewed in march 2017 for a period of 18 months only as opposed to the usual five years. Some imports are exempted from these duties provided they are sold above a minimum import price.