Is there an export tariff on energy storage batteries from Tajikistan

What are China's battery tariffs?

Recent trade actions have introduced significant battery tariffs on goods imported from China. These changes include duties as high as 104% on some clean energy components, including lithium-ion batteries, critical for energy storage and EV systems. According to U.S. import data, lithium battery shipments from China reached $1.9 billion in 2024.

How are battery tariffs reshaping global trade?

As new battery tariffs and expanded China tariffs continue to reshape global trade, U.S. policymakers and businesses are reevaluating the domestic battery supply chain. This section outlines the current status of U.S. battery production, the resources required to scale it, and the challenges involved in reducing reliance on overseas suppliers.

Will China impose tariffs on lithium-ion EV batteries?

An interesting issue will be the imposition of tariffs. There are existing tariffs pursuant to Section 301 of the Trade Act of 1974 on some Chinese-origin lithium-ion EV batteries and non-lithium-ion battery parts, which were increased to 25% in September 2024.

Does South Korea have a tariff on batteries?

South Korean giants like LG Energy Solution and Samsung SDI, which export battery cells and packs to the U.S., now face a 25% tariff (South Korea’s rate) – higher than before, but still lower than China’s. Some of this Korean supply was already coming in at a premium price, so the relative impact is smaller.