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What are solar panel import tariffs?

Solar panel import tariffs are primarily intended to support the development of a new U.S.-based solar module manufacturing supply chain, which is financially backed by the Inflation Reduction Act. This act introduces a series of tax credits designed to bolster domestic manufacturers. For solar modules, the credits are as follows:

Are Chinese companies skirting US tariffs on Chinese and Taiwanese solar panels?

Auxin Solar, a small California-based solar panel manufacturing company, petitioned the US government, arguing that Chinese companies are skirting US tariffs on Chinese and Taiwanese solar cells and modules by effectively routing equipment through countries in Southeast Asia that are not subject to the same tariffs.

Will Obama-era solar tariffs make new solar projects more expensive?

The ruling, unveiled Friday, means that new U.S. solar projects may soon be more expensive: manufacturers whose goods run afoul of Obama-era solar tariffs will be subject to additional import duties on their products.

Will the US impose a tariff on solar energy in 2024?

Now, in 2024, as the solar industry strives to fully scale and establish itself, the U.S. has imposed five import tariffs, one geographical import ban, and has also recently initiated an additional tariff case now under investigation.

Will Biden increase US import tariffs on Chinese solar panels?

Last week, President Biden announced plans to increase U.S import tariffs on Chinese solar cells and panels from 25% to 50% among a host of other products, on the grounds of unfair Chinese business practices.

What tariffs did Trump impose on solar panels?

Following lawsuits by Suniva, the Trump administration implemented two additional tariffs: Section 201 & Section 301, applying to solar modules and hundreds of other items, respectively. The Section 201 tariff imposed a 30% import tariff on all solar modules from all countries, decreasing 5% annually until its scheduled end.