The United States is considering postponing tariffs on polysilicon-related products.
Officials from the Trump administration are considering postponing the implementation of planned tariffs on solar panels and other products containing polysilicon for several months.
According to sources, U.S. President Trump could order the implementation of these tariffs as early as Thursday, but officials are considering a transition period of 90 to 120 days. It is reported that this arrangement may prompt companies involved in U.S. renewable energy projects to accelerate imports before the tariffs are formally imposed.
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