According to statistics from the US Department of Commerce, the total value of solar cells exported to the United States in 2011 exceeded $3.1 billion. Yesterday, the US Department of Commerce made a final ruling on anti-dumping and countervailing investigations on solar cells in China ("double-reverse" investigation), and found that there were dumping and subsidies for crystalline silicon photovoltaic cells and components exported from China to the United States, and ruled against anti-dumping by Chinese companies. The tax rate is up to 249.96% and the countervailing duty rate is up to 15.97%. Shen Danyang, spokesman of the Ministry of Commerce of the People's Republic of China, said in a statement that the US Department of Commerce ignored the reasonable defense of the Chinese government and Chinese companies and adopted unfair taxation measures for China's solar cell products exported to the United States. The Chinese side expressed strong dissatisfaction with the results of the ruling. According to the procedure, the US International Trade Commission is scheduled to make a final ruling around November 23 this year. If the committee also makes a positive final ruling, the US Department of Commerce will require Customs to impose "double-reverse" tariffs on related products. Song Wei, assistant to the director of the Institute of World Economics and Politics of the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences, said: "The US action will be a strong demonstration of the EU's restrictions on China's PV trade. Like the United States, they are SolarWorld. They are likely to ask the EU to do the same or similar practices with reference to the US ruling. This will have a very negative impact on domestic PV exports.†For this ruling, domestic PV companies are sorry. At the same time, it also said that it is ready to respond. Gao Jifan, Chairman and CEO of Trina Solar, said: "Although we oppose the final outcome of the US Department of Commerce, we will still abide by their decision and pay attention to the final decision of the US International Trade Commission in November." Yingli Group Chief Wang, the strategic officer, said in an interview with reporters that although she knew that the final result could not overthrow the preliminary ruling, it was very regrettable that the final ruling was finally settled. Yan Xiaoying, president and CEO of Artes, said that under the Chinese PV company's lawyers' team, the US Department of Commerce agreed to leave room for "double opposition" to China. China PV's “double-reverse†only targets China's photovoltaic products of origin. Chinese companies can evade the US “double-reverse†by importing batteries from third-party regions and assembling them into PV modules in China. "This is the result of the joint efforts of Chinese PV companies such as Suntech, Artes and Trina Solar to the US Department of Commerce." The reporter learned that at the time of the news of the "double opposition" in the United States, domestic PV companies It has begun to plan for the industry to move out. Wang Yiyue said that the company has been looking for a second country other than China as a base for capacity expansion, which can completely solve the problem. Sun Zhibo, assistant to Suntech’s president, also said that the US market accounts for about 20% of Suntech’s sales. Suntech has established a plant in Arizona, USA, and will expand it in the future to produce PV modules sold in the United States. For a long time, the prosperity of the domestic PV industry has mainly relied on the support of developed countries such as Europe and the United States, and its external dependence is relatively high. Although the United States may completely lose this huge market in the future, Meng Xianyu, vice chairman of the China Renewable Energy Society, believes that the photovoltaic industry is not as pessimistic as imagined. First, the domestic PV market has started. According to the “Twelfth Five-Year Planâ€, each year. Domestic demand will be 7GW-8GW, while in 2010 domestic PV cell production will be 10GW. "So domestic PV companies can survive by slightly reducing production." Meng Xianyu said, "The domestic PV companies can just complete the integration, and the US 'double anti-" objectively promotes the healthy development of the photovoltaic industry." Heguang said that during this period, it will continue to actively defend its rights and reserves the right to make further appeals to the US Department of Commerce or the International Trade Commission. Chen Zhuo, legal director of Yingli Group, also expressed the hope that the final decision of the US International Trade Commission in November will make a more favorable ruling.