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U.S. Solar Import Measures: OBBBA, Solar 3 AD/CVD Duties and Minimum Import Price Framework

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A pv magazine Global analysis by Mark Hutchins, reported on 29 October 2026, describes how U.S. solar developers and suppliers have adapted to three sets of measures. The first is the OBBBA's shortened Section 48E investment tax credit window and its foreign entity of concern restrictions. The second is the Solar 3 AD/CVD duties, which the analysis gives as 34% to 652% on cells and modules from Cambodia, Malaysia, Thailand and Vietnam. The third is the new Minimum Import Price and Ad Valorem Tariff framework, under which the analysis reports spot pricing has risen above $0.40/W for most supply options. The report does not state the effective date of any of these measures, the agency issuing them, or the AD/CVD case numbers.

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Oct 29
  1. pv magazine (Global)
    pv magazine analysis examines how U.S. solar developers are adapting to OBBBA, AD/CVD and minimum import price measures

    In a pv magazine Global analysis, Mark Hutchins describes how U.S. solar developers and suppliers have responded to the OBBBA's shortened Section 48E investment tax credit window and foreign entity of concern restrictions, the Solar 3 AD/CVD duties of 34% to 652% on cells and modules from Cambodia, Malaysia, Thailand and Vietnam, and the new Minimum Import Price and Ad Valorem Tariff framework, under which spot pricing has risen above $0.40/W for most supply options.

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