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Recently, the European Commission issued an announcement that due to the violation of two Chinese companies, Chint Solar and Hangzhou Zhejiang University Sonny Energy Technology Co.
, Ltd.
, in the double-reverse case against Chinese crystalline silicon photovoltaic modules and key components, it decided to cancel the price commitments of the two Chinese companies and impose anti-dumping duties and countervailing duties
on them.
So far, 5 Chinese PV companies have been disqualified and imposed high tariffs
.
Judging from a series of EU practices, the EU PV price agreement on China is likely to continue to be implemented
.
The good news is that on November 17, Ministry of Commerce spokesman Shen Danyang said at the regular press conference of the Ministry of Commerce that the European Commission has made a disclosure, basically agrees with China's defense, and intends to terminate the investigation
of the review of the minimum price adjustment mechanism of the China-EU photovoltaic case.
According to the previous agreement between the EU and China on the PV double-reverse case, the China-EU PV Minimum Price Commitment Agreement (hereinafter referred to as "MIP") will expire at the end of this year, at which time, the European Commission will decide whether to continue to extend the restrictive measures
on China's PV products.
Now that it is close to the end of the year, it is still unknown whether MIP will continue and where China-EU photovoltaic trade will go
.
However, relevant industry insiders said that today's European market is less important for Chinese companies than in the past, and even if it is removed from the MIP, it will have little impact on Chinese photovoltaic companies
.
Judging from the latest third-quarter financial reports released by photovoltaic companies, the performance of most photovoltaic listed companies has improved on a large scale, and China's photovoltaic industry has entered a period of
recovery.
Recently, the European Commission issued an announcement that due to the violation of two Chinese companies, Chint Solar and Hangzhou Zhejiang University Sonny Energy Technology Co.
, Ltd.
, in the double-reverse case against Chinese crystalline silicon photovoltaic modules and key components, it decided to cancel the price commitments of the two Chinese companies and impose anti-dumping duties and countervailing duties
on them.
So far, 5 Chinese PV companies have been disqualified and imposed high tariffs
.
Judging from a series of EU practices, the EU PV price agreement on China is likely to continue to be implemented
.
The good news is that on November 17, Ministry of Commerce spokesman Shen Danyang said at the regular press conference of the Ministry of Commerce that the European Commission has made a disclosure, basically agrees with China's defense, and intends to terminate the investigation
of the review of the minimum price adjustment mechanism of the China-EU photovoltaic case.
According to the previous agreement between the EU and China on the PV double-reverse case, the China-EU PV Minimum Price Commitment Agreement (hereinafter referred to as "MIP") will expire at the end of this year, at which time, the European Commission will decide whether to continue to extend the restrictive measures
on China's PV products.
Now that it is close to the end of the year, it is still unknown whether MIP will continue and where China-EU photovoltaic trade will go
.
However, relevant industry insiders said that today's European market is less important for Chinese companies than in the past, and even if it is removed from the MIP, it will have little impact on Chinese photovoltaic companies
.
Judging from the latest third-quarter financial reports released by photovoltaic companies, the performance of most photovoltaic listed companies has improved on a large scale, and China's photovoltaic industry has entered a period of
recovery.
