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A group of 59 representatives and senators sent a letter to President Obama December 2 asking him to take all available measures to quickly investigate allegations of unfair trade practices by China concerning clean energy products and to take swift and appropriate action based on those findings
The House Ways and Means Committee will hold a hearing October 25 on the U.S.-China economic relationship, focusing on trade practices and non-tariff barriers that hinder U.S. companies from competing in the domestic Chinese market
In a September 8 letter, Sen. Ron Wyden (D-OR), chairman of the Senate Finance Trade subcommittee, asked President Obama to exercise all available trade laws and mechanisms to slow the “surging” growth of imported Chinese solar panels that receive immense subsidies from the Chinese government, and warned of legislative action in the event the administration fails to act
