Another Blow to U.S. Solar: Environmental Policies Fail as Reconciliation Flounders
U.S. solar industry getting little to no help from the Biden administration.
Senator Grassley Chooses Foreign Kingdom’s Subsidized Fertilizer Over Florida and Illinois Producers, Abandons Claimed Principles
By Charles Benoit, CPA Trade Counsel Last month, President Biden stunned the trade community around the world when he announced a two-year legal immunity from
American Manufacturers’ Share of U.S. Market Hits New Low
A new index measures the amount of manufactured goods consumed in the U.S. that are made here opposed to imported.
China Solar Stocks Rise by 10%-Plus After Not Making Forced Labor List
Homeland Security’s report to Congress on June 17 calls out Xinjiang Daqo New Energy, but leaves out its Shanghai operation listed on the NYSE.
Harry Moser: Is the U.S. Succeeding at Reshoring?
Harry Moser of the Reshoring Initiative gives his assessment of America’s reshoring efforts in testimony to the U.S. China Economic and Security Review Commission.
Why Does “Environmental Justice” Only Matter for U.S. Solar, Not SE Asian?
The White House says more solar imports will help spread environmental justice in the U.S. Is Southeast Asia our new Environmental Justice League?
Biden Just Went Against His Voters, Sided with China on Solar
Voters support locally made solar. So why is the Biden administration giving China companies under investigation for trade violations in SE Asia duty-free access to the U.S.?
Leading Customs Authorities Make The Case Against De Minimis Commerce
Leading customs authorities make the case against de minimis commerce By Charles Benoit, CPA Trade Counsel “De minimis” treatment for imports, which is available if
Senate Republicans Want to Give Geneva a Leash to Heel U.S. Presidency
Senate Republicans, led by Mike Crapo, are willing to give the WTO more power over U.S. trade than the White House.
How Trade Remedies Helped U.S. Manufacturers
Solar and steel tariffs helped the industry expand. Here is where the naysayers were wrong about rising prices and market destruction due to anti-dumping charges and other trade remedies.
