The
reason,
Wang
says,
is
that
PV
manufacturers
would
likely
to
be
able
to
waive
the
tariff
for
polysilicon
used
in
product
destined
for
export
to
foreign
markets.
Trina
has
“already
started”
taking
steps
to
qualify
for
such
a
waiver,
he
adds.
In
Trina’s
understanding,
only
Chinese
PV
kit
made
for
the
Chinese
market
would
have
to
use
domestically-produced
polysilicon.
While
the
Chinese
PV
market
would
be
the
world’s
largest
in
2013
if
Beijing
hits
its
10GW
target,
module
producers
would
be
able
to
meet
demand
via
local
polysilicon
suppliers,
Wang
predicts,
although
prices
would
likely
to
go
up.
Even
in…
