France or the reduction of photovoltaic subsidies to China's enterprises again imminent barriers

Every reporter Cao Yuanyuan from Shanghai recently, the French government in order to study whether the construction of power plants should be limited, further cut the subsidies paid to solar power companies, in December 10 suspension of the construction of some photovoltaic projects, a moratorium for a period of 3 months. The move may have some impact on Chinese photovoltaic companies, as 90% of the solar panels installed in France come from China.　　Some insiders believe that, as the PV market will encounter more and more trade barriers, China's photovoltaic enterprises to timely adjust accordingly. However, for France's move, the domestic photovoltaic companies said the temporary has not been too much impact. Yiupeng, a PR director of LDK, Jiangxi, said to the daily economic news: "The local market in France is very small, such policies will not have any real impact, there should be no ripple effect in the short term." "In the photovoltaic industry, the French move could be said to be a case, and France will not be able to use Chinese products in the future." "China's photovoltaic technology is not low, France will not be able to completely surpass Chinese manufacturers in a short time, and the high cost of production in Europe also prompted most customers to buy more cost-effective Chinese products." "But the introduction of such a policy has also left many investors worried about the future market in France." Li Shenmao, a senior researcher at CIC, argues that the French government is unsure whether to maintain the current level of subsidies for the higher photovoltaic industry, and that the French government may also be worried about a new wave of looting. "This is a wave of looting that the French government does not want to see. Li Shenmao said: "On the one hand, this wave of looting will give the French government the pressure of subsidies, on the other hand, some inferior products may also enter the French market." "There are photovoltaic industry insiders pointed out that in recent years, China's PV enterprises to enter the European and American markets, which may force the United States and Europe to introduce a number of corresponding protection policies or to improve access threshold." Because China's PV enterprises will encounter more and more trade barriers, in the country with barriers to build a factory may become a major trend in the future.