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From the same article:Yeah, it is and no im not... but you must be
Bloomberg:In parallel, the Commission confirmed its decision to accept its undertaking with Chinese solar panel exporters, which means that those Chinese exporters who participate continue to be exempt from paying any anti-dumping and anti-subsidy tariffs.
It's the same deal that made us all so happy, Armand. Glad that you're happy too!The two-year trade protection is based on a provisional accord negotiated on July 27 by EU Trade Commissioner Karel De Gucht and China. That deal fixed a minimum price of 56 euro cents a watt for annual imports from China of as much as 7 gigawatts and exempted Chinese companies willing to take part from preliminary punitive EU import duties.
The pact covers more than 90 Chinese exporters that have about 60 percent of the EU solar-panel market. Participating producers include Yingli, Suntech, Trina, Jiangsu Aide Solar Energy Technology Co., Delsolar (Wujiang) Ltd., ERA Solar Co., Jiangsu Green Power PV Co. and Konca Solar Cell Co.