The EU has announced a commitment to China's crystalline PV products and a minimum import price (MIP) decision. As suggested in July, the MIP will now begin to decrease quarter by quarter. For some Chinese manufacturers, MIP and variable liability will be applied in the future.
After the Taiwanese authorities issued a complaint, the authorities' concerns about the price of Taiwan were dismissed by the committee. However, we should pay attention to the progress of the Taiwan Fair Trade Commission survey.
At the same time, Brussels refused to complain, MIP cuts slow progress. The Committee is of the view that prices will not be substantially lower than the first quarter of 2017, September 1, 2011, after prices have fallen substantially over the past three years.
MIP applies to all participating PV manufacturers. Since the start of the commitment, some have been deported or opted to withdraw from the agreement voluntarily.
For a large number of Chinese PV manufacturers not involved in the commitment, the future will be used at a minimum import price and variable tax rate. China's PV production enterprises outside the anti-dumping duties currently between 27.3% to 64.9%. An increase of 11.5% countervailing duty. The press said that the future comprehensive duties to be levied should not be higher than 76.4%.