Members of the China Photovoltaic Industry Alliance have called for a "correction" to protectionist measures that harm global solar companies.
China New Energy Chamber of Commerce said on Wednesday as it called for dialogue to settle the anti-dumping investigation dispute.
China's major solar panel manufacturers have called for united efforts by government, industry and enterprises to cope with European Union (EU)'s anti-dumping investigations.
After the US initiated an investigation against China's solar panels industry, Europe is likely to start another round of a trade war.
Just nine months after the United States initiated an investigation against China’s solar panels industry, Europe — the largest buyer of Chinese solar products — is likely to start another round of a trade war with Chinese manufacturers.
The anti-dumping complaint against Chinese solar panel makers filed by European companies is to maintain their dominance in the European market.
A Chinese chamber of commerce denied accusations that the solar industry has used subsidies and dumping at lower-than-cost prices in Europe.
The National Energy Administration (NEA) will set standards and issue supporting policies for solar thermal utilization in China.
Companies are expecting a new stimulus plan, although the government said any program won't be a repeat of the huge package in 2008.
Chinese solar panel shipments to North America may be cut by 75 percent this year because of an anti-dumping ruling by the US Commerce Department, according to IHS Inc.
Solar panel manufacturers are facing the possibility of stiff new tariffs from the US which, if approved, could come into force in October.
An executive of LDK Solar said Friday that the antidumping ruling against Chinese PV makers, if upheld by the United States, would force the entire industry in China to reorganize.
China is developing third-generation photovoltaic technology, which may help Chinese PV makers circumvent heavy duties imposed by the United States.
A Chinese machinery chamber announced that it has organized 14 solar panel companies to cope with US' antidumping investigation.
Chinese solar panel manufacturers on Thursday expressed strong opposition to the anti-dumping tariff imposed by the US. Firms rally against US probe
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