The New York Times
U.S. Slaps High Tariffs on Chinese Solar Panels
Green Bay Press Gazette
Guest column: Administration must halt assault on solar industry
Amercianprogress.org
5 Myths and Realities About U.S.-China Solar Trade Competition
Thinkprogress.org
China's Solar Industry Should Be Held Accountable For Breaking Trade Laws
The New York Times
Shift by U.S. Muddles Solar Imports Case
Foreign Policy
Trade Progress is a Mirage
Renewable Energy World
Senate Democrats: Exclude Chinese Solar Panels From ITC
CleanTechnica.com
Dumping Solar: Downstream U.S. Solar PV Businesses Join CASM, Case Against China's Unfair Trade Practices
Dayton Daily News
U.S. wary of China's buying spree
CleanTechnica
China, Inc. Locked In on World Solar, Wind Manufacturing Domination
The Oregonian
China plans yet more solar subsidies, hurting U.S. manufacturers, SolarWorld says
Bloomberg.com
Chinese Competition Cited for U.S. SolarWorld Worker Aid
CleanTechnica.com
Economic Multiplier at Work: US Solar PV Manufacturers Boost Local Economies, Spur Innovation
Manufacturing & Technology News
Lessons Learned From A Trade Case -- SolarWorld CEO Warns Others To Pay Heed: Your Industry Could Be The Next To Go
StatesmanJournal.com
China's trade practices come under fire in U.S.
Solar Power World
Solar Trade Dispute: Let's Hold China Accountable
The Wall Street Journal
The U.S.-China Solar-Trade Rivalry
The Fiscal Times
Solar Energy Consumers Will Lose if Chinese Win
Portland Business Journal
SolarWorld's Brinser calls for faster response to illegal trade
Bloomberg
SolarWorld U.S. Head Says Final China Tariffs Will Be Higher
Foreign Policy
It's too late to penalize China for acting like China
OregonLive
Shadowboxing on solar
The Hill:
Obama: 'We will not walk away' from clean-energy agenda
The Hill
US imposes tariffs on Chinese solar imports
Associated Press:
Commerce Department imposes new tariffs on Chinese solar panels; finds improper subsidies
TPM:
Commerce Dept. Finds China Illegally Subsidized Solar Exports to U.S.
U.S. Senator Ron Wyden
Wyden Statement on Commerce's Preliminary Decision to Address Subsidized Solar Panel Imports from China
U.S. Senator Jeff Merkley
Merkley Statement on Commerce Ruling on Chinese Solar Panel Subsidies
Milwaukee Journal Sentinal
Decision coming Tuesday in solar trade dispute
Milwaukee Journal Sentinal
Unfair trade practices imperil local jobs
Center for American Progress
The Complexities of the U.S. Decision on Chinese Solar Panel Imports
The Oregonian
SolarWorld awaits China tariff decision with newly identified allies Helios and MX Solar
E&E TV
SolarWorld lawyer previews Commerce's first ruling on trade case
SEMI
SEMI Advocates Bold Action to Expand U.S. Solar Manufacturing
Foreign Policy:
Tennis vs. football
CleanTechnica.com
Milwaukee Solar PV Manufacturer Comes Out Publicly in Support of CASM Trade Case Against China
Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
Milwaukee solar firm blames China for job cuts
Renewable Energy World
Anonymous CASM Member Goes Public in Solar Case
CleanTechnica.com
China Swallows U.S. Solar Trade Surplus & Grows a Big One in 1 Year
ThinkProgress.org
U.S. Solar Trade Surplus With China Turns Into Gaping Deficit, Says Coalition of Manufacturers
Whitehouse.gov
Vice President Biden, Administration Officials Welcome Clarification of Countervailing Duty Law
The Huffington Post
China's Latest Target in Its Trade War Against American Manufacturing: The U.S. Solar Industry
Reuters
Bill targeting Chinese subsidies goes to Obama
IndustryWeek
U.S. Solar Trade Surplus Vanishes
Freep.com
Rep. Sander Levin: Level the playing field with China
CleanTechnica.com
Silicon, Solar Power & Manufacturing: China Continues to Play by Its Own Rules, Threatening All Comers
HuffingtonPost.com
Trade Rules Matter
Press Release of Senator Wyden
Wyden Report: U.S. Losing Out to China on Goods that Protect the Environment
ITIF Report
Report: Enough is Enough: Confronting Chinese Innovation Mercantilism
The White House
Executive Order -- Establishment of the Interagency Trade Enforcement Center
Reuters.com
Obama, eyeing China, creates trade enforcement unit
Bloomberg.com
China Encourages Solar Companies to Expand Amid Supply Glut
Pacific Coast Business Times
Op/ed: Camerillo is a battleground in fight for U.S. solar jobs
IndustryWeek.com
Viewpoint: What's Really Happening to America's Solar Industry?
InnovationPolicy.org
Fighting Green Mercantilism: Ensuring Cross-Pacific Clean Energy Innovation
Bloomberg.com
Obama Budget Seeks Funding for Trade Unit as China's Xi Arrives
CleanTechnica.com
Dumping Solar: Study Sheds Light on Solar PV Trade Flows, US-China Manufacturing
TheHill.com
Bringing solar manufacturing back
Bloomberg.com
Solar Tariff's Effects in U.S. Can't Be Measured in Jobs, Professor Says
Auriga
Solar Photovoltaics: 60,000 Job Losses from Solar Import Tariffs is a Manufactured Myth
Renewable Energy World.com
Solar Trade Dispute: Behind the Jobs Numbers
FareedZakaria.com
FareedZakaria.com: The Case for Making it in the USA
Auriga Report
Solar Photovoltaics: U.S. Shows China the Writing on the Tariff Wall with "Critical Circumstances"
TPM.com
Solar Trade War Looms As U.S. Considers Tariffs On China
The Wall Street Journal
US Sees Possible 'Critical Circumstances' In Chinese Solar Imports-SolarWorld
The Washington Post
A new vision for America: Restoring a country that makes things
Bloomberg
SolarWorld Seeking Retroactive Duties After China Imports Surge
SolarWorld AG (SWN) is seeking retroactive duties on Chinese solar panels after imports surged at the end of last year as suppliers tried to book sales before a trade ruling next month, said an attorney for the company's U.S. unit.
Bloomberg
China Finding Few Friends in Washington as Trade Draws Fire
Bloomberg
U.S.'s Dirty War on Manufacturing (Part 3): Carl Pope
Greentechmedia
SolarWorld's Gordon Brinser Responds to Solar Trade Tumult
Since SolarWorld filed trade cases on Chinese imports of crystalline silicon solar cells and modules in October, commentary, opinions and predictions have bombarded the marketplace.
Greentechmedia
Guest Post: Educating Jigar Shah on Solar Trade
We contend that Jigar Shah's arguments center only on the solar industry's downstream installation growth and the catalytic role of lower solar cell and module prices in making that a reality.
The New York Times
4 U.S. Makers of Towers for Wind Turbines File Complaint Over China's Steel Subsidies
Four domestic companies that make most of the steel towers for wind turbines in the United States filed a trade complaint against China and Vietnam on Thursday, seeking tariffs in the range of 60 percent. The action is a significant new skirmish in an emerging green energy trade war.
The Washington Post
China raises the ante on trade with new tariffs
IT HAS BEEN 10 years since China joined the World Trade Organization. U.S. policymakers of both parties favored Chinese membership in the organization, which promotes global trade and resolves disputes. Not only would this facilitate trade, they argued, it would also help bring China into the framework of international law and thus encourage the rise of a People's Republic that acted with the greatest possible consideration for the needs and interests of the United States and other nations.
Reuters
U.S. delays decision in China solar case until Feb
The U.S. Commerce Department is giving itself an extra month to investigate charges of unfair Chinese government subsidies in a case brought by the U.S. unit of German solar energy company SolarWorld, a department official said on Friday.
Pittsburgh Tribune-Review
U.S. groups divided over tariffs on solar materials
A fight pitting Chinese solar panel makers and their American installers versus U.S.-based solar manufacturers flared on Tuesday after the head of a group favoring low-cost Chinese panels asked the manufacturers to withdraw trade complaints filed with the American government.
Bloomberg Businessweek
India May Join U.S.-China Solar Dispute to Avert Disaster
India may join an escalating U.S.- China trade dispute over solar equipment as local manufacturers lobby New Delhi for protection against imports from rivals including First Solar Inc. and Suntech Power Holdings Co.
pv magazine
Fighting for an all American vision
Gordon Brinser, president of SolarWorld Industries America Inc. responds to Jigar Shah's recent opinion article, which stated that if SolarWorld's trade petition against China is successful, the company's survival will come at the expense of the U.S. solar industry.
The Wall Street Journal
US Commerce Secretary: Can No Longer Accept China Ignoring Trade Rules
The new head of the U.S. Commerce Department vowed Thursday to hold China accountable for unfair trade practices and revive the American manufacturing base, urging the business community to join in the effort to create jobs.
Sen. Casey: Cayman Island shells, subsidies unfair to U.S. rivals
Sen. Bob Casey Jr. has asked the Securities and Exchange Commission to investigate how major Chinese solar panel makers were able to raise billions of dollars by accessing American capital markets.
Pittsburgh Tribune-Review
Chinese solar panel companies financed by U.S. investment banks
China's major solar panel companies — whose low-cost products led some American factories to close, helped create the Solyndra controversy and spawned talk of a trade war — were bankrolled in the United States by the world's largest investment banks.
OregonLive.com
A shoving match with China
Tariffs of anywhere from 50 percent to 250 percent are reportedly on the table -- hefty and, if applied retroactively, potentially painful for American contractors whose inked deals incorporate Chinese solar panels.
Weirton Daily Times
Gylptis: Practice costing U.S. jobs
Dumping takes away American jobs," Glyptis said. "Dumping means they are selling products here below the cost of what it even takes them to build the products in the other countries."
The Washington Times
TONELSON: Solar-cell dumping typifies Chinese policy
Chinese solar-cell firms are driving American rivals out of business with floods of illegally subsidized, predatorily priced imports.
Thom Hartmann:
Video: How to bring American green jobs home
SolarWorld Industries President Gordon Brinser speaks with talk show host Thom Hartmann about the solar trade case against China.
The Oregonian
Solar manufacturing: China's tactics cost U.S. jobs
The economic toll of illegal Chinese trade tactics against the U.S. domestic solar manufacturing industry is disastrous: Over the past 18 months…
The New York Times
Trade War in Solar Takes Shape
The Commerce Department in Washington on Wednesday opened an investigation sought by American manufacturers who accuse the Chinese of “dumping” solar panels into the United States at prices…..
Market Watch
United Steelworkers back solar complaint on China
The United Steelworkers Union and dozens of U.S. solar-panel installers and other organizations voiced support Monday for a trade complaint…
The Hill
Rep. Stearns looks to probe China's solar trade practices
Rep. Cliff Stearns (R-Fla.) said Tuesday he hopes to launch an investigation into Chinese trade practices, citing a petition by a handful of solar companies aimed at pressuring the Obama administration….
The New York Times
China Charges Protectionism in Call for Solar Panel Tariffs
The Chinese government Friday condemned a demand by the American solar panel industry for steep tariffs on solar panels shipped to the United States from China.
PRI's The World
Why China May Lose Manufacturing Jobs to the US
The company SolarWorld had a choice a few years back: build solar panels in China or open a new factory in Hillsboro, Oregon. The company could've paid workers a lot less in China. But it went with Oregon.
The New York Times
U.S. Solar Panel Makers Accuse Chinese of Trade Violations
Seven American solar panel makers filed a broad trade case in Washington against the Chinese solar panel industry on Wednesday, accusing it of using billions of dollars in government subsidies to help gain sales in the American market.
The Washington Post
U.S. solar manufacturers to file dumping charges against Chinese firms
SolarWorld Industries America and six other U.S. manufacturers of solar cells and panels plan to file dumping charges against Chinese cell and panel makers, seeking U.S. import duties to offset what they say are illegal subsidies by the Chinese government.
The Oregonian
SolarWorld leads coalition in filing trade complaint against China
A coalition of manufacturers led by SolarWorld filed a trade complaint against China today, seeking tariffs of at least 100 percent on cheap Chinese solar panels flooding the U.S. market.