WASHINGTON (Reuters)—President Joe Biden on Tuesday vetoed a bill that would have restored tariffs on Chinese solar panels sold out of Cambodia, Malaysia, Thailand, and Vietnam.
President Joe Biden vetoed a bipartisan bill that would crack down on a tariff loophole that benefited China’s solar industry, according to a White House press release. […]
President Joe Biden has officially vetoed a resolution that would halt a Commerce Department rule temporarily suspending tariffs on solar panels imported from Cambodia, Malaysia, Thailand, and Vietnam – writing that passage “of this resolution bets against American innovation.”
President Biden vetoed legislation Tuesday that passed Congress on a bipartisan basis and which would have struck down his action allowing Chinese solar makers to avoid tariffs.
President Joe Biden has vetoed a congressional resolution that would have restored tariffs on solar panels imported from Chinese companies in Southeast Asia, saying it "bets against American innovation."
President Biden announced a two-year pause on the tariffs last year after importers complained that the penalties would threaten broader adoption of solar energy in the United States.
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