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India Mandates 2-Hour Energy Storage For New Solar PV Projects

China Solar PV News Snippets: LONGi, Yingfa, & Wuliangye Establish New Company & More

Asia Pacific Solar PV News Snippets: Ocean Sun & Canopy Power Partner For Floating Solar In Australia & More

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EU Not Thinking About Trade Measures For Solar Imports

EU Pledges Support For Solar Manufacturing Industry Without Impacting Solar Deployments; Reaches Deal On Forced Labor

Thu, 07 Mar 2024

The European Union (EU) Energy Commissioner Kadri Simson is batting to find a balance in keeping the bloc’s solar PV

Canada Approaches US To Discuss Solar Tariffs

Canada Requests Consultations With US On ‘Unwarranted’ & ‘Illegal’ Safeguard Tariffs On Solar Products Made In Canada Complaining Of Decline In Solar Exports Since January 2018 Due To Tariffs

Fri, 08 Jan 2021

A Canadian government entity has approached its counterpart in the US to complain about the continued, ‘unwarranted’ and ‘illegal’ safeguard tariffs

India Extends Safeguard Duty For Another Year

Acting On DGTR Recommendation, Indian Finance Ministry Extends Safeguard Duty On Solar Cells & Modules Imported From China, Thailand & Vietnam

Thu, 30 Jul 2020

Earlier India mandated imported solar cells whether or not assembled in modules or panels from China and Malaysia to pay

Safeguard Duty May Be Extended by Another Year In India

Director-General Of Trade Remedies India Recommends Extending Safeguard Duty On Solar Cells From China, Malaysia & Includes Vietnam Under Ambit, For 1 Year

Mon, 20 Jul 2020

Days before India's solar safeguard duty is set to expire on July 30, 2020, the Director-General of Trade Remedies (DGTR)

MNRE Details Basic Custom Duty Proposal For Solar

MNRE Proposes 10% To 15% Basic Custom Duty On Imported Solar Cells & 20% To 25% On Imported PV Modules From August 1, 2020: Media

Mon, 29 Jun 2020

As India's safeguard duty on imported solar cells and modules is scheduled to come to an end on July 29,
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