May 21, by the China CCCME, China Renewable Energy Society, China Photovoltaic Industry Association, China Association of circular economy Renewable Energy Professional Committee, the Asian Photovoltaic Industry Association, Yingli, Trina, Artes, Shanghai New Energy Industry Association hosted the Chinese PV industry opposition to the U.S. second "double reverse" press conference held in Shanghai. 

This is our first major joint Photovoltaic Industry Association photovoltaic industry together vocal and consistent opposition to the U.S. "double reverse." 

At the meeting, the Deputy Secretary-General of China CCCME Sun Guangbin published on behalf of the Chinese PV industry strongly worded joint statement, strongly opposed the U.S. "double reverse" survey, called on the two sides to negotiate to resolve trade disputes through consultations. 

The statement pointed out, the Chinese PV products are recognized around the world mainly due to its higher cost, better product quality and more comprehensive service, there is no dumping, but there is an illegal subsidy. Seriously hinder the development of trade protection industry, have become obstacles to the development of American photovoltaic applications, the impact of the U.S. real economy and solve the employment problem. 

Sun Guangbin stressed components of last year's sales of Chinese PV companies, the Asian market accounted for 40%, Europe accounted for 20% of U.S. market share has dropped to 15-18%, which shows that the photovoltaic market has become increasingly diversified market Chinese companies are no longer as dependent on the U.S. and European markets as before, emerging markets are on the rise. 

Artes CEO QuXiaohua stressed that in 2014 the U.S. PV market installed capacity is expected to be 5-6GW, exports to China accounted for 50% of the components, but also the export volume 3GW. 3GW components for businesses can be converted into 20-30 billion dollars in sales, but only in this most critical sales, behind the employment of hundreds of thousands of photovoltaic industry, the greatest impact or migrant workers. So companies appealed to government actions, to the enterprise to create a fair competitive environment, to keep hundreds of thousands of families in employment.

It is understood that, since 2011, the United States, the EU has launched against Chinese PV products anti-dumping and countervailing investigations, resulting in a negative impact on Chinese PV companies, but also a drag on the healthy development of the domestic PV market, resulting in a huge loss of jobs .

The U.S. Department of Commerce will be announced June 2 countervailing preliminary results, released July 28 preliminary anti-dumping, December 11 announced anti-dumping, countervailing final ruling. January 26, 2015, the U.S. International Trade Commission will ultimately determine whether the tax.