The group alleges that companies in Vietnam and Thailand have increased US shipments ‘to avoid any duties that could follow an affirmative determination.’ Image: Meyer Burger.
A group of US solar manufacturers, including Qcells, First Solar, Meyer Burger and REC Silicon, have filed allegations that increased solar imports from Vietnam and Thailand are “injuring the US solar industry”.
The group—the American Alliance for Solar Manufacturing Trade Committee—has filed Critical Circumstances allegations to the Department of Commerce (DOC) via the law firm Wiley Rein, regarding the import of crystalline silicon solar cells, whether or not they have been assembled into modules.
(The above content is reproduced from pv-tech，By Will Norman）
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