That has resulted in developers either stalling projects to circumvent the two-year timeframe or sourcing cheap imports from Southeast Asia, the and equipment makers including Ltd., Power Ltd. and Ltd. said. The Indian Solar Manufacturers Association (ISMA), together with equipment makers including Vikram Solar and Waaree Energies, has called on the Indian government to take further action to help domestic solar industry, including the introduction of anti-dumping measures and countervailing duties. “India is a major market for solar panels in Asia but it remains largely undeveloped. Chinese companies have set up manufacturing facilities in South-East Asia to avoid EU's now withdrawn trade barriers and have started to redirect their output towards India.
The Indian Solar Manufacturers Association (ISMA), together with equipment makers including Vikram Solar and Waaree Energies, has called on the Indian government to take further action to help domestic solar industry, including the introduction of anti-dumping measures and countervailing duties. “India is a major market for solar panels in Asia but it remains largely undeveloped. Chinese companies have set up manufacturing facilities in South-East Asia to avoid EU's now withdrawn trade barriers and have started to redirect their output towards India.