Shen Danyang, a spokesperson for the Ministry of Commerce, said at a regular press conference yesterday that China appreciates the Australian investigation agency’s decision to end the anti-dumping investigation against Chinese PV products. At the same time, the EU is called upon to completely terminate the anti-dumping and anti-subsidy measures of PV as soon as possible, so that the PV market will return to normal and truly achieve mutual benefit.

The Australian Anti-Dumping Committee issued a notice on October 18th that after re-investigation, it was determined that the damage caused by photovoltaic products imported from China to the Australian domestic industry was negligible, so it was decided to terminate the anti-dumping investigation on Chinese PV products. The survey lasted for more than four years, and about 300 companies involved, involving a total amount of about 780 million US dollars (equivalent to about 4.8 billion yuan).

Shen Danyang said that China appreciates this. Shen Danyang said, "I believe this is not only in line with the actual situation, but also conducive to strengthening cooperation between China and Australia in the field of new energy, working together to address global climate change, and also helping to enhance China-Australia economic and trade relations."

In addition, 403 companies and five environmental organizations in the EU recently requested the European Commission to immediately terminate anti-dumping and countervailing measures against Chinese PV to avoid making PV panels more expensive and hindering the development of the European solar industry.

The photovoltaic case has also received much attention and controversy within the EU. Many enterprises and organizations oppose the European Union's restrictions. They believe that the EU's anti-dumping and countervailing measures against Chinese PV products only protect the interests of a few companies in the EU, but hurt the interests of most companies in the EU. Recently, European parliamentarians have publicly stated that the EU's restrictions on China's photovoltaic products are "cartels" supported by the European Commission, making the EU's cost of dealing with climate change more expensive.

Shen Danyang said that with the promotion of many countries around the world, the technical level of the photovoltaic industry continues to increase, prices continue to decrease, and the level of competitiveness with traditional fossil energy continues to increase. In recent years, due to trade restrictions, the EU's market prices have not fallen in tandem with global prices, market demand has shrunk severely, and its importance in the global market has also declined. "If the EU continues to maintain restrictions, it will further aggravate the shrinking situation, which is not conducive to the long-term interests of the EU climate and energy." Shen Danyang said.

The Chinese side has called for the EU to completely end the anti-dumping and anti-subsidy measures of photovoltaics as soon as possible, so that the photovoltaic market will return to normal conditions and truly achieve mutual benefit and win-win results.

Shen Danyang said that as a strategic partner and an important trading partner, China and the EU have broad prospects for cooperation in many fields. The two sides should put more energy and attention into cooperation and jointly create a good future for global economic growth and climate change. surroundings.

Dioctyl Adipate

Dioctyl Adipate is one of the most extensively used plasticizers in plastics/rubber processing. It has comprehensive properties, such as high plasticizing efficiency, low volatility, UV-resisting property, water-extracting proof, cold-resisting property, and also of good softness and electric property.