Trade spat?
However, China has previously denied these allegations and there have been fears that an escalation of the issue may spark a trade dispute between the two countries.

Last year, Beijing reacted to the US duties by imposing its own tariffs of up to 57% on imports of polysilicon from the US - the material used to make solar cells Réservoirs spectre.

At the same time, critics have argued that imposing high duties will push up the prices of solar panels and discourage consumers from switching to renewable energy cinema paradise.

"The ruling is a major setback for the entire US solar industry because it will immediately increase the price of solar power and cost American jobs in one of fastest-growing sectors of the US economy," said the Coalition for Affordable Solar Energy hot worker.

The commerce department is expected to confirm the final duties in the coming months nevergrow.

The tariffs will then be reviewed by the US International Trade Commission (ITC) before a final decision is made oddego.

China had faced similar allegations and tariffs from the European Union. However, both the sides settled the dispute last year as they agreed to set a minimum price for the panels Hong Kong news and information.