Yingli,
Trina
and
numerous
other
Chinese
module
makers
are
expected
to
buy
cells
from
Taiwanese
companies
to
get
around
US
anti-dumping
duties
of
31%
levied
on
their
own
products.
The
decision
on
duties,
announced
last
week,
is
still
preliminary
but
the
tariffs
will
be
effective
immediately.
They
are
expected
to
boost
cell
prices
that
have
slumped
from
$1.1
per
watt
about
a
year
ago
to
just
$0.46
in
the
fourth
quarter
of
2011.
“Taiwan’s
total
cell
production
capacity
is
7GW.
That’s
plenty
to
supply
the
US
market
which
is
expected
to
reach…
