Chinese solar firm challenges EU court ruling with rarely-used review procedure
By Karoline Del Vecchio ( September 25, 2026, 09:46 GMT | Insight) -- Chinese solar panel maker Zhejiang Sunflower Great Health and EU importer Sunowe Solar have challenged a 2024 verdict at the bloc's General Court with a rarely used procedure which allows a ruling to be reviewed if new facts have emerged. The case stems from a 2024 General Court ruling that the companies should pay dumping duties retroactively for breaching a pricing agreement.Chinese solar panel maker Zhejiang Sunflower Great Health and EU importer Sunowe Solar have challenged a 2024 verdict over a minimum price agreement at the bloc's General Court with a rarely used procedure which allows a ruling to be reviewed if new facts have emerged....
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