EU ProSun to seek fresh EU investigation into alleged Chinese solar panel dumping

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EXCLUSIVE: Lobby group confirms it will file submission to European Commission calling for full review of Minimum Import Pricing policy

A group of 30 European solar technology manufacturers is to formally call on the European Commission to undertake a full review of its efforts to stop the alleged dumping of low cost Chinese solar panels...

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