A German-led group of solar glass manufacturers has filed a complaint with the European Commission concerning China’s dominance in the field. According to reports, the group filed an anti-dumping complaint alleging that Chinese competitors control about 90 percent of the imported solar glass, negatively affecting European jobs and factories. A similar complaint was filed last year against Chinese manufacturers of solar modules. A statement from the European Commission on the case was not reported.
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