Last Friday, the United States has added another 284 product lines in the list of 818 product lines in the 301 cases already approved. The newly added product includes solar cells and components imports under 8541.40.60. This means that these batteries and components will become one of the products that need to be reviewed, once approved will be accepted by 25% tariff.
Trade expert JohnsmirNow confirmed that these tariffs will be incurred with anti-dumping and anti-subsidized tax on China's batteries and components.
At present, it is still unclear when this heavy hammer falls. However, due to these anti-dumping and anti-subsidy taxes, as well as China's photovoltaic manufacturer, China's batteries and components account for 11% of US solar imports in 11 months before 2017.
In addition, there is currently unclear how much the US component manufacturing plant plans to use batteries imported from China. According to a document of the US TECHNI, Jingke Energy plans to import large single crystal batteries in Jacksonville, Florida, but Friday Jingke clarified, it will purchase these batteries from Malaysia's factories, not China.
The film components of FIRSTSOLAR will not be affected. Sunpower also means that it will not be purchased from China. It is still unclear that Han Hua Qcells plans to purchase batteries from 1.6 Gwa plant in Georgia.
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