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Home / US opens AD/CVD probe into Ethiopian solar cell supply chain
Back·July 20, 2026·PV Tech
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US opens AD/CVD probe into Ethiopian solar cell supply chain

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The US Department of Commerce has started an antidumping and countervailing duty investigation into solar cells produced in Ethiopia. The probe examines whether cells use Chinese-made components before shipment to the US or to Vietnam for module assembly, adding fresh uncertainty to solar supply chains.

The US Department of Commerce will investigate whether Ethiopian solar cell producers are circumventing existing AD/CVD orders on Chinese products by using Chinese-made components. PV Tech identifies Toyo Solar and Origin Solar as prominent manufacturers in Ethiopia with US-bound shipments, while Toyo says it does not use Chinese wafers. For buyers, the case matters because trade enforcement can quickly reshape bankability, procurement timing and delivered module costs in the US market.

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