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Digitimes October 19, 2026 By Yunnie Cheng negative

EU bet on minimum import prices risks repeating solar mistakes in EV battle

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From historic trade barriers targeting solar photovoltaics to current import restrictions on new energy vehicles, the minimum import price mechanism has once again surfaced as a core policy instrument. Western governments are using it to shield domestic markets from low-priced Chinese competition.
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