March 21 (Bloomberg) -- Gordon Johnson, an analyst at Axiom Capital Management Inc., talks about the Obama administration's preliminary duties of as much as 4.73 percent on solar-energy equipment imported from China. He speaks with Pimm Fox on Bloomberg Television's "Taking Stock."
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Johnson on US Duties on China Solar Imports Washington Post 21, 2012 - March 21 (Bloomberg) -- Gordon Johnson, an analyst at Axiom Capital Management Inc., talks about the Obama administration's preliminary duties of as much as 4.73 percent on solar-energy equipment imported from China. and more » |
JA Solar Rallies as U.S. Sets Duties on Chinese Solar Imports Bloomberg JA Solar Holdings Co. (JASO), the world's largest solar-cell maker, rose the most in a month as lower- than-expected preliminary US duties on solar-energy equipment imports from China offset the company's fourth-quarter loss. and more » |
Solar-Trade Fight Flares Up Wall Street Journal By KEITH JOHNSON and CASSANDRA SWEET US trade officials slapped modest tariffs on imports of Chinese solar panels, giving a partial victory to solar-equipment manufacturers in the US but stopping short of harsh duties that could spark a trade war. and more » |
 ThinkProgress | CAP: Import Tariffs On China-Subsidized Panels Help Level The Solar Playing Field ThinkProgress By Brad Johnson on Mar 21, 2012 at 1:00 pm Today the US Department of Commerce announced plans to impose import tariffs ranging from 2.9 percent to 4.73 percent on Chinese-manufactured solar panels. Melanie Hart, China Energy and Climate Policy Analyst ... and more » |
Clouds Hover Near Solar Firms Wall Street Journal By KEITH JOHNSON The US solar-energy industry enjoyed a banner year in 2011, with a record amount of generating capacity installed, but the outlook is clouded by uncertainty over federal support and a possible trade war with China over solar-power ... and more » |
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