US to make tariff decision on solar panels from India, Indonesia, and Laos


ASIA/SOUTH-EAST ASIA (Reuters): The US Commerce Department on Monday will reveal a preliminary decision on whether to impose anti-subsidy duties on solar cells and panels imported from India, Laos, and Indonesia.

The announcement is the first of two expected by the agency in the coming weeks in a trade case brought by a group representing a portion of the small U.S. solar manufacturing sector. Commerce is likely to make final determinations later this year.

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