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中国企业要组成托拉斯，或搞一个小型投资基金 -- Diamondhorse - (357 Byte) 2011-10-03 周一, 13:19 (372 reads) |
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作者：cbp 在 海归商务 发贴, 来自【海归网】 http://www.haiguinet.com
只有Suntech建了一个30兆瓦的小厂。建厂可以绕过这些壁垒。
Solar-Panel Imports From China Said to Face U.S. Trade Complaint
By Mark Drajem and William McQuillen - Sep 28, 2011
Solar manufacturers including a unit of SolarWorld AG (SWV) are
preparing a U.S. trade complaint against China, as they seek to
counter low-cost, subsidized imports, according to people familiar
with the matter.
The case, which would be filed at the Department of Commerce and the
U.S. International Trade Commission in Washington, would be one of the
largest targeting China, with political implications as both nations
race to develop clean- energy technologies.
The companies say that China’s subsidies to solar companies violate
global trade rules and provide those manufacturers with an unfair
advantage, according to the people, who spoke yesterday on condition
of anonymity because no complaint has yet been filed.
“We are actively conversing with our federal contacts in seeking help
on how to prevent China from decimating another U.S. industry,” Ben
Santarris, a spokesman for SolarWorld Industries America Inc. in
Hillsboro, Oregon, said in an interview. He declined to discuss a
possible filing.
In the first seven months of this year, China shipped $1.4 billion of
solar panels to the U.S., more than the $1.2 billion of panels it sent
in all of 2010, according to U.S. International Trade Commission data.
Imports from South Korea, the Philippines and India also jumped.
The collapse this month of Solyndra LLC, a California maker of solar
panels that had $535 million in U.S. loan guarantees, has renewed
demands from U.S. lawmakers and union leaders that the Obama
administration pursue unfair-trade complaints against China for
out-sized subsidies to its clean-energy companies.
China’s Position
“The environment-friendly green-technology policies introduced by the
Chinese government are for the purpose of energy protection and
ensuring sustainable development,” Wang Baodong, the spokesman for the
Chinese Embassy in Washington, said in October.
The volume of imports from China sped up as prices fell. China sent
more solar panels to the U.S. in July of this year than in all of
2010, according to U.S. Department of Commerce data supplied by
SolarWorld.
“The American solar industry is facing unparalleled challenges, and
without the leadership of your administration this industry may
disappear,” Senator Ron Wyden, an Oregon Democrat, said in a Sept. 8
letter urging President Barack Obama to initiate a countervailing duty
case against imports from China or to file a case at the World Trade
Organization.
Credit Provided
China provided $30 billion in credit to its biggest solar
manufacturers last year, about 20 times the U.S. effort, Jonathan
Silver, executive director of the Energy Department’s loan program,
told a congressional panel Sept. 14.
SolarWorld Industries America, which is lobbying lawmakers such as
Wyden to help protect its 1,000 jobs in Oregon, is owned by SolarWorld
AG of Bonn, the biggest German maker of solar modules. The company
said Sept. 2 that it was cutting almost 200 jobs at its facility in
Camarillo, California.
“There is no cost advantage in China,” Santarris said. “But it is
difficult for a Western company to compete with a centrally planned
economy in China.”
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