2012年9月7日，上海–世界领先的光伏制造企业晶科能源（纽交所代码：JKS）认为由某些欧洲公司在欧盟发起的反倾销陈诉是不公平且毫无根据的，忽略了全球太阳能行业高度竞争的现实。我们认为贸易保护主义只会阻碍公平的市场竞争，不利于整个光伏行业的发展，并最终伤害到消费者。
“晶科能源作为光伏行业的领袖之一，会积极配合欧盟委员会的调查；同时公司也会通过开拓包括中国、南非、印度及澳大利亚等新兴市场的手段来应对可能发生的贸易摩擦。”晶科能源董事长李仙德说到。
“晶科能源承诺会继续向欧洲主要光伏市场的客户供应高质量太阳能组件，并通过我们在欧洲办公室的本地团队提供最优质的物流及服务。”晶科能源首席营销官Arturo Herrero说到。
我们再次声明，不公平的反倾销陈诉不会影响晶科能源的运营与全球战略，并有信心与这类不公平的的陈诉斗争。同时我们认为与贸易保护主义相对，公平与透明的竞争将降低光伏的使用成本，提高太阳能在新兴能源中的竞争优势，最终促进整个行业的繁荣。
“晶科能源作为光伏行业的领袖之一，会积极配合欧盟委员会的调查；同时公司也会通过开拓包括中国、南非、印度及澳大利亚等新兴市场的手段来应对可能发生的贸易摩擦。”晶科能源董事长李仙德说到。
“晶科能源承诺会继续向欧洲主要光伏市场的客户供应高质量太阳能组件，并通过我们在欧洲办公室的本地团队提供最优质的物流及服务。”晶科能源首席营销官Arturo Herrero说到。
我们再次声明，不公平的反倾销陈诉不会影响晶科能源的运营与全球战略，并有信心与这类不公平的的陈诉斗争。同时我们认为与贸易保护主义相对，公平与透明的竞争将降低光伏的使用成本，提高太阳能在新兴能源中的竞争优势，最终促进整个行业的繁荣。
Jinko Solar Responds to Initiation of Anti-Dumping Investigation by European Commission
SHANGHAI, Sep.7, 2012 - JinkoSolar Holding Co., Ltd. ("JinkoSolar" or the "Company") (NYSE: JKS), a leading global solar power product manufacturer states the anti-dumping allegations initiated by some European companies are both unfair and unfounded, and do not reflect the reality of the highly-competitive global solar industry. The company believes that trade protectionism will only harm fair competition in the market, hinder the development of the entire PV industry, and hurt PV consumers.
"JinkoSolar, as one of the leading photovoltaic manufacturers in the industry, will actively cooperate with the European Commission’s investigation. The company will continue expanding into emerging markets, including China, South Africa, India and Australia to alleviate possible impacts that could result from the potential trade friction," said Xiande Li, JinkoSolar's Chairman.
“JinkoSolar will keep committed to deliver the demand requested of our high quality solar modules to the European customers in main PV markets with the good service of our local teams from our different offices in Europe and the local logistics services,” added Arturo Herrero, Chief Marketing Officer.
The company reaffirms that the unfair anti-dumping claims will not affect its operations and global strategy, and the company will actively contends against such unfair claims. The company believes that fair and transparent competition, rather than trade protectionism, will reduce the cost of photovoltaic applications, improve the competitive advantage of solar energy over other energy sources, and ultimately promote the prosperity of the industry as a whole.
SHANGHAI, Sep.7, 2012 - JinkoSolar Holding Co., Ltd. ("JinkoSolar" or the "Company") (NYSE: JKS), a leading global solar power product manufacturer states the anti-dumping allegations initiated by some European companies are both unfair and unfounded, and do not reflect the reality of the highly-competitive global solar industry. The company believes that trade protectionism will only harm fair competition in the market, hinder the development of the entire PV industry, and hurt PV consumers.
"JinkoSolar, as one of the leading photovoltaic manufacturers in the industry, will actively cooperate with the European Commission’s investigation. The company will continue expanding into emerging markets, including China, South Africa, India and Australia to alleviate possible impacts that could result from the potential trade friction," said Xiande Li, JinkoSolar's Chairman.
“JinkoSolar will keep committed to deliver the demand requested of our high quality solar modules to the European customers in main PV markets with the good service of our local teams from our different offices in Europe and the local logistics services,” added Arturo Herrero, Chief Marketing Officer.
The company reaffirms that the unfair anti-dumping claims will not affect its operations and global strategy, and the company will actively contends against such unfair claims. The company believes that fair and transparent competition, rather than trade protectionism, will reduce the cost of photovoltaic applications, improve the competitive advantage of solar energy over other energy sources, and ultimately promote the prosperity of the industry as a whole.
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