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How to import and ship solar panels from China?

Importing and shipping solar panels from China can be a cost-effective way to access high-quality renewable energy products. By understanding the key considerations, choosing reliable suppliers, and working with an experienced freight forwarder like Tonlexing, you can streamline the import process and ensure a successful outcome.

How are solar panels shipped?

Most solar panels are shipped via 20ft or 40ft containers. Depending on the quantity, you may choose between FCL (Full Container Load) or LCL (Less than Container Load). FCL: If you are importing a large number of solar panels, booking a full container is cost-effective and provides better security for your goods.

How much does a solar export tariff cost?

In the current market, customers on this tariff are getting paid £1.28 per kWh exported at some times, where most SEG tariffs pay around 3p per kWh. Octopus Energy Group was the first UK company to launch a solar export tariff in 2019, following the abolishment of the Government-supported Feed-in-Tariff.

How to import solar panels?

Ensure that the solar panels comply with the import regulations of your country. Check for necessary certifications such as CE, TUV, and UL to ensure the panels meet quality and safety standards. Non-compliant products may be refused entry or face penalties.