L R AS Published on Saturday 16 July 2016 - n° 155 - Categories:guerre commerciale

Trois autres producteurs chinois de panneaux sont exclus des accords Chine-Europe

 Trois autres producteurs chinois de panneaux sont exclus des accords Chine-Europe. Il s'agit de Ningbo Osda Solar, Ningbo Qixin Solar, and Shandong Linuo Photovoltaic Hi-Tech. Ils s'ajoutent aux cinq autres exclus : CSI, Zhejiang Yuhui Solar Energy Source, ET Solar, Znshine PV-Tech et Zhejiang Xiongtai PV Technology
Digitimes du 13 juillet

La violation répétée de l'accord Chine-Europe pourrait inciter la Commission Européenne à revoir en profondeur son dispositif
PV Tech du 11 juillet

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