US Senator Ron Weeden of the British Democrat Party Thursday (8th) urged President Barack Obama to use U.S. trade law to restrict imports of Chinese solar panels.
In a letter to the President, Ron Vuitton stated that “the American solar energy industry is facing an unprecedented challenge. Without the leadership of the presidential administration, the solar energy industry may disappear, further causing the workers to lose their jobs.†“Tolerate this happening.†Is not acceptable."
Recently, due to increasing pressure on Chinese imports, Silicon Valley solar star Solyndra, which had been high hopes, formally filed for bankruptcy protection and 1,100 employees were laid off. Prior to this, two solar panel makers Evergreen Solar and SpectraWatt filed for bankruptcy protection in mid-August.
Within three months, three solar companies closed down. The future of clean energy in the United States is overcast. Solyndra attributed the company’s collapse in the bankruptcy statement to reasons such as the declining global demand and fierce competition, especially from China’s peers. Evergreen Solar and SpectraWatt also expressed similar views when they declared bankruptcy. However, some US experts believe that Solyndra's overly special design has drastically increased manufacturing costs and is an important reason for the company's bankruptcy.
Senator Vyden of the Oregon State Party stated that “the solar panels imported from China have soared. Compared with 2010, this year has increased by 240%.†“In addition, during the period from 2206 to 2010, it was imported from China. The number of solar panels increased by 1593%."
He said that the Obama administration has a large number of tools that can be used to limit such imports, including anti-dumping duties and countervailing duties. If the presidential administration is not ready to take action, he himself will seek legislative measures. It is expected that the global solar cell market will reach 70 billion U.S. dollars in 2020.
In a letter to the President, Ron Vuitton stated that “the American solar energy industry is facing an unprecedented challenge. Without the leadership of the presidential administration, the solar energy industry may disappear, further causing the workers to lose their jobs.†“Tolerate this happening.†Is not acceptable."
Recently, due to increasing pressure on Chinese imports, Silicon Valley solar star Solyndra, which had been high hopes, formally filed for bankruptcy protection and 1,100 employees were laid off. Prior to this, two solar panel makers Evergreen Solar and SpectraWatt filed for bankruptcy protection in mid-August.
Within three months, three solar companies closed down. The future of clean energy in the United States is overcast. Solyndra attributed the company’s collapse in the bankruptcy statement to reasons such as the declining global demand and fierce competition, especially from China’s peers. Evergreen Solar and SpectraWatt also expressed similar views when they declared bankruptcy. However, some US experts believe that Solyndra's overly special design has drastically increased manufacturing costs and is an important reason for the company's bankruptcy.
Senator Vyden of the Oregon State Party stated that “the solar panels imported from China have soared. Compared with 2010, this year has increased by 240%.†“In addition, during the period from 2206 to 2010, it was imported from China. The number of solar panels increased by 1593%."
He said that the Obama administration has a large number of tools that can be used to limit such imports, including anti-dumping duties and countervailing duties. If the presidential administration is not ready to take action, he himself will seek legislative measures. It is expected that the global solar cell market will reach 70 billion U.S. dollars in 2020.
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