BRUSSELS (Reuters) - The European Union and China are moving towards a deal to defuse a conflict over alleged dumping of solar panels in Europe, people familiar with the matter said on Friday, aiming to agree a minimum price for Chinese importers above their production costs.
"The architecture of the deal is there," said one person close to the negotiations that are taking place in Beijing.
A second person said the proposed deal involves a quota for Chinese panels that could not be sold at less than the cost of production in China. Analysts say that was around $0.59 per watt in 2012.
Under the proposal, panels sold in excess of the quota would be subject to duties, although the level and the amount are still under discussion, a third person said.
(Reporting by Robin Emmott and Ethan Bilby; editing by Adrian Croft)
Source: http://news.yahoo.com/china-proposes-export-caps-solve-solar-dispute-eu-022349192.html
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