Double reverse or will lead to the winter of PV industry

On August 21st, news from the Chinese Chamber of Commerce for Import and Export of Machinery and Electronic Products: Since the United States launched a survey on China's photovoltaic products “anti-subsidy” (anti-subsidy, anti-dumping), the EU has also accelerated the “double opposition” of Chinese PV products, and India has also Interested to follow. All this can not help the industry enterprises began to worry, photovoltaic winter really come?

As far as the current situation is concerned, the spate of industries has caused serious consequences. Polysilicon from the United States, South Korea and the European Union has been dumped at a low price. This has led to the suspension of production of about 80% of Chinese polysilicon enterprises and a sharp decline in profits, affecting nearly 50 billion yuan in the industry. investment. If the Indian market really takes this action, the consequences will be even more saddening.

Of course, the government still chooses to stand up for the rights of the national industry at this time. The Ministry of Commerce of the People's Republic of China has filed an industry lawsuit against the corresponding government. This move is regarded as an important measure to support China's photovoltaic industry. On the other hand, it also serves as a countermeasure. "Pressuring the role of the EU. The vice president of Jiangsu Zhongneng Silicon Industry, Lu Jinbiao, said that the Chinese Ministry of Commerce will launch a “double reaction” against the United States, South Korea and the European Union, involving a total amount of up to 4 billion U.S. dollars, including about 1 billion U.S. dollars for the European Union.

However, as far as the results are still inconclusive, as a reflection of the industry, we recognize that the reason for this occurrence is attributed to high productivity and low quality. The photovoltaic industry is not only a new type of industry in China, but also a very rapidly developing industry. In the early days, after a large number of non-photovoltaic enterprises learned that the photovoltaic industry was a “profiteering” industry, the bosses were swarming into the photovoltaic industry. There was no technology and no talent. For the industry standard, it is "doing each". This is necessarily detrimental to the development of the entire industry. Huang Ming, chairman of Huangming Solar Energy, jumped out in this situation, exposing the unspoken rules of the industry and showing that in a chaotic market environment, the direction of development is still worrying.

To really stand in the industry, we must win with technology. This is also true for international markets. Controlling the development of the industry fundamentally requires the further development and improvement of the industry.