US sets tariffs of up to 250% on solar cells from China

The US Department of Commerce has set final tariffs of about 18–250% for solar photovoltaic cells imported from China, a decision that drew sharp criticism from Chinese officials. The tariffs are subject to review next month by the US International Trade Commission. Companies in US have argued that China has been selling solar panels at prices well below cost. The US division of SolarWorld (Bonn, Germany) filed the complaint that led to the tariff decision. “The US Commerce Department ignores legitimate appeals by the Chinese government and companies...

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