Traduction de «surcapacité de production » (Français → Anglais) :

4. Considers that the redundancies in Aleo Solar AG are linked to major structural changes in world trade patterns due to globalisation, with the revenue share of China increasing from 11 % to 45 %, while that of Germany fell from 64 % to 21 % between 2005 and 2011; notes that due to huge Chinese overcapacities in solar modules, which neither its own consumers nor the world market can absorb, EU prices dropped by 40 % in 2011 compared to 2010 and thus below the production costs of Aleo Solar AG; notes that in 2013, the EU approved a ...[+++]dditional duties on solar modules originating in China, and a minimum price which is still, however, below the production costs of German producers;

4. Considers that the redundancies in Aleo Solar AG are linked to major structural changes in world trade patterns due to globalisation, with the revenue share of China increasing from 11 % to 45 %, while that of Germany fell from 64 % to 21 % between 2005 and 2011; notes that due to huge Chinese overcapacities in solar modules, which neither its own consumers nor the world market can absorb, EU prices dropped by 40 % in 2011 compared to 2010 and thus below the production costs of Aleo Solar AG; notes that in 2013, the EU approved a ...[+++]dditional duties on solar modules originating in China, and a minimum price which is still, however, below the production costs of German producers;

in other cases, aid should only be granted for closing production capacity in sectors where clear excess capacity exists, either at regional or national level.

9. Points out that the global steel market is still suffering as a result of overcapacity, estimated at 542 million tonnes; recalls that China accounts for 200 million tonnes of overcapacity, while its overall production represents 50% of total world production;

4. Emphasises that RISE needs a short-term agenda so as to safeguard the manufacturing base and know-how, in order to meet the urgent challenges in some sectors (such as production overcapacity, restructuring and unfair competition) as well as a roadmap and timetable within a long-term framework based on an approach with clear and stable objectives and goals, science-based indicators and a life-cycle and circular economy approach which enables and provides incentives for steering investments into creativity, skills, innovation, new technologies and promotes the modernisation, sustainability and competitiveness of Europe’s industrial base ...[+++] through a value chain-conscious policy that covers undertakings of all sizes, pays due attention to the basic industries and is conducive to maintaining the production chain in Europe; considers that such modernisation should be built on both key industries and new sectors of industry and that it must be geared towards growth in accordance with sustainable development principles;

4. Considers that the redundancies in First Solar Manufacturing GmbH involved in solar energy production are linked to major structural changes in world trade patterns, the build up of huge overcapacities in solar modules in China and a worldwide decline in demand, which has led to a collapse in prices by about 40 %, compared with the previous year which also caused the closure of the two plants in 2013;