In 2018, the U. S. photovoltaic modules shipments report still is the first large components imported to Malaysia

In 2018, the United States, photovoltaic modules of imports of about 7. 23 gw, including imports from mainland China and Vietnam components for 582. 009 mw, and components imported from Malaysia to occupy the share reached 36%, which is about 2. 631GW。

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