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On Wednesday, the US International Trade Commission determined that imports of solar cells from India, Indonesia, and Laos have caused harm to domestic manufacturers. This ruling allows the Commerce Department to proceed with implementing anti-dumping and countervailing duties. An attorney representing the petitioners highlighted that for India, the dumping margins stand at 123%, with subsidy rates reaching 126%. Final orders are anticipated around November 2. The volume of solar cell imports to the US surged from 232 million watts in 2022 to an expected 2 billion watts by 2024. The solar sector remains divided regarding these trade measures.
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00:00A big decision on solar panel trade just came down, and it could affect what solar costs in
00:04America. The U.S. International Trade Commission voted Wednesday that imports of solar cells from
00:10India. Indonesia and Laos have injured American manufacturers. That clears the way for the
00:16Commerce Department to finalize anti-dumping and countervailing duties. For India, dumping
00:21margins are 123 percent and subsidy rates are 126 percent. According to an attorney for the
00:28group that filed the case, he expects final orders around November 2. The numbers show why this
00:33matters. U.S. imports of solar cells were 232 million watts in 2022 and about 2 billion watts in
00:412024. The group behind the petition is led by First Solar, Hanwha Q-Cells USA, and Mission Solar Energy.
00:48But the solar industry is divided, and clean energy groups have opposed these trade actions,
00:53citing market uncertainty. The full report from the Commission is due November 23.
00:59Do you think this will raise or lower solar costs for homeowners?
01:02Disclosure. This video contains stock footage and content created or enhanced
01:06using AI-assisted tools.

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