Beijing on Jan. 23, the United States and
Europe dumping cheap solar panels to discredit Chinese manufacturers in the
global market, but, according to a report released on Tuesday, China has become
the main buyers of PV modules in 2012 the fourth quarter, the Chinese solar
market demand accounted for one-third of the total global demand.
Two years ago, the Chinese solar market
demand accounted for less than 10% of the total global demand.
Market research firm NPD Solarbuzz analyst
Michael Barker (Michael Barker) said in a report, open a new chapter "for
the solar industry, China
is likely to occupy center stage."
The report said the decline in solar controller subsidies in Europe , the introduction of the
new Chinese government policy to stimulate domestic PV demand increased, to
promote the rapid growth of the Chinese market.
Last year, the United States found that the
Chinese solar energy enterprises sales of photovoltaic products in the U.S.
market at below-cost prices, and thereafter impose tariffs on these enterprises
and the EU at the same time launched a fair trade investigations against
Chinese solar energy enterprises.
For Suntech, Trina Solar, Yingli, JA Solar
and other major Chinese solar cell manufacturers, the booming Chinese market is
good news, the products of these enterprises accounted for 80% of the global
solar panel production, but they are subject to the impact of the debt burden
and excessive expansion, struggling to survive.
Michael Barker said, "China PV Photovoltaic Panels module
terminal market preferences different suppliers, pricing and market channels is
expected., However, by the threat brought about by the effects of global trade
barriers, the biggest challenge faced by the Chinese manufacturer is limited to
meet the domestic demand .
American Solar Manufacturing Alliance
Federal data analyst said: even if the U.S.
year-end sales season is a time when the polycrystalline silicon solar cells
and solar panels, U.S.
imports from China
fell to the lowest in two years.
Solar products imported from China decreased
from $ 75 million in November to $ 50.5 million in November, less than $ 278
million in November 2011, a fifth.
Chinese exports of solar panel products to new
lows American Solar Manufacturing Alliance said: the decline in imports of
Chinese products reflect the market is growing recognition of the risk as well
as the cost of imports of Chinese products in the the to levy double reverse
tariff of background.
Gordon Brinser, president of SolarWorld
American branch: the wave of the Chinese government intervention in the U.S. solar
market is showing signs of regression. But now is not the time to relax. Many
manufacturers are massive layoffs, the financial position of many Western and
Chinese manufacturers worrying. Compared to foreign companies and Chinese
enterprises is different. When they are suffering from the consequences of
illegal trade practices, they can not rely on the government to sustain the
company.
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