Australia authorities have terminated anti-subsidy and anti-dumping investigations of Chinese solar products sold in the country.

Anti-dumping Commission found that those Chinese made solar products are sold in Australia at dumped prices, but is not the cause of injury to the Australian solar industry. The 11-month investigations came after Australia's only solar product maker Tindo Solar, accused its Chinese rivals of selling below cost to steal customers. Tindo solar says Chinese solar panels account for 80 percent of the panels sold in Australia, a business worth about 400 million US dollars a year to Chinese companies. Major Chinese players involved include New -York listed ReneSola, which is said to have been selling products to Australia at a discount of 3 tenths of a percent.

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