US Solar Makers Seek Additional Tariffs on Panel Imports From Asia
- Solar manufacturers ask for antidumping trade investigation
- Developers warn of market uncertainty, slower deployment
A quality control worker checks a solar panel at a solar cell and module manufacturing facility in Dalton, Georgia.
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Solar manufacturers are asking the US government to slap duties on $12.5 billion of imported equipment from Southeast Asia, setting the stage for a sweeping trade probe that threatens to make power projects more expensive.