India Solar Dispute At Wto

India lost its appeal at the World Trade Organization in a dispute over solar power on Friday, failing to overturn a U.S. complaint that New Delhi had discriminated against importers in the Indian solar power sector.

India lost its appeal at the World Trade Organisation in a dispute over solar power on Friday, failing to overturn a US complaint that New Delhi had discriminated against importers in the Indian solar power sector.

India has softened its stance against the US on the solar energy dispute, opting for talks instead of filing lawsuits against it at the world's highest trade authority, the World Trade Organization (WTO), but maintains that it has a 'stronger legal position'.

India and the US are close to solving a 3-year old WTO dispute over domestic content requirement in India's solar power programme.

India has lost another case against the US at World Trade Organisation as the body ruled that India's domestic content requirements under its solar power programme were inconsistent with the international norms.

India lost its appeal at the World Trade Organization in a dispute over solar power on Friday, failing to overturn a U.S. complaint that New Delhi had discriminated against importers in the Indian solar power sector.

India lost its appeal at the World Trade Organisation in a dispute over solar power on Friday, failing to overturn a US complaint that New Delhi had discriminated against importers in the Indian solar power sector.

India has softened its stance against the US on the solar energy dispute, opting for talks instead of filing lawsuits against it at the world's highest trade authority, the World Trade Organization (WTO), but maintains that it has a 'stronger legal position'.

India and the US are close to solving a 3-year old WTO dispute over domestic content requirement in India's solar power programme.

India has lost another case against the US at World Trade Organisation as the body ruled that India's domestic content requirements under its solar power programme were inconsistent with the international norms.