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WASHINGTON, Aug 5 (Reuters) - The Trump administration is planning to impose a 15% tariff on polysilicon derivative products, sources told Reuters on Tuesday.
It also plans to unveil the results of its Section 232 investigation into foreign imports of polysilicon as soon as Thursday, the sources said.
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Nichola Groom covers U.S. energy and climate policy from Los Angeles. She focuses on federal and state-level initiatives to combat climate change and spends much of her time writing about how the energy transition is transforming businesses, governments and communities. Other major coverage areas include energy development on federal lands and waters, methane emissions from fossil fuel extraction and waste, and California's environmental policies.
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