As the solar panel dispute between China and the European Union (EU) lessened last week with the agreed minimum price and quota set for Chinese imports, the country's photovoltaic (PV) industry faces a task of structural upgrading.

The deal on the prices for Chinese exports of solar panels that China and the European Union reached over the weekend is welcome as an "amicable solution" to the biggest trade dispute yet between them.

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• ·EU telecom probe 'hurts interests of both sides'
• ·China, EU to hold talks on trade disputes

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