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China-Owned U.S. Solar Maker Seeks U.S. Tariffs on China Imports
- Suniva warns U.S. solar manufacturers threatened by imports
- U.S. company majority owned by China’s Shunfeng International
Solar panels stand in Goheung, South Korea.
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Suniva Inc., a bankrupt U.S. solar manufacturer with a Chinese majority owner, is seeking protection from cheap imports from China.
Suniva is asking the U.S. to impose import duties on solar cells and panels, according to a complaint filed Wednesday with the U.S. International Trade Commission, asserting it has suffered “serious injury” from a flood of photovoltaic products from outside the U.S.