Or will be postponed! The United States' "Double Reverse" Investigation and Ruling on Photovoltaic Products in Three Countries Has Changed!

According to foreign media reports, the United States on solar cells and " in India, Indonesia and Laos, in August 2025. The U.S. International Trade Commission has determined that imports from these three countries have caused substantial damage to domestic industries in the United States. The US Ministry of Commerce had planned to announce the "double anti" tariff rates imposed on the three countries by the end of 2025. However , due to the government shutdown and other reasons, the plan was postponed .

Reported that today, the United States Solar Manufacturing and Trade Union is asking the Ministry of Commerce of the United States to

As a result, the issuance of the preliminary anti-dumping ruling may be delayed until April 21 , 2026.

In response to the preliminary anti-subsidy ruling , no extension application has yet been seen, and the results may still be announced around February 20.

In addition, the coalition submitted a "critical situation" complaint to the US Secretary of Ministry of Commerce in late January. According to the

document, the number of photovoltaic products exported from India, Indonesia and Laos to the United States has increased significantly, and the alliance believes that related products from these countries are being shipped to the United States before the "double-anti" tariff falls. As can be seen from the chart, the number of modules and batteries exported by Indonesia to the United States has increased significantly.

has been determined to be a Critical Condition, The tariffs are retroactive to imports that entered the United States up to 90 days before the announcement.

This means that about 2.4 GW photovoltaic modules will enter the United States in November 2025 and 1.25

in July 2025. Some American solar panel manufacturers (hereinafter referred to as the "Petitioner") asked the Ministry of Commerce of the United States to inspect the solar panel manufacturers from Indonesia , Tariffs on imports from India and Laos have accused companies in those countries of dumping cheap goods on the market as a way to make new U.S. factories less competitive.

According to media reports at the time, the petitioners requested an investigation into Chinese-funded manufacturers in Laos and Indonesia, as well as ordinary enterprises headquartered in India.In the application documents, the petitioner claims that the dumping margin of Indonesia is about 89.65% , the dumping margin of Laos is expected to be up to 249.09% , and the dumping margin of India is about 213.