News
06 September 2018

EU ends minimum import price on Chinese solar modules

In:
Renewables
Region:
Asia-Pacific, Europe

The European Commission has announced the end to the minimum import prices (MIP) and import volumes for Chinese imports of crystalline solar cells and modules as of midnight on September 3. The measures were originally negotiated between the EU and China in 2013 instead of the application of...

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