I believe companies such as SolarWorld will lead to an American solar manufacturing revival that can work hand in hand with the rest of the industry. I also want to thank Senators Ron Wyden and Jeff Merkley and other members of our state's congressional delegation for their support. To describe SolarWorld's case in a nutshell: Chinese firms have been selling their products at prices below costs to seize market share and were receiving billions of dollars in improper, export-oriented subsidies from their national, provincial and local governments. Their strategy directly violated the rules that China agreed to follow when it joined the World Trade Organization. By the time that SolarWorld filed its first trade case, the U.S. industry had been badly hurt. While SolarWorld won some relief in 2012, a loophole in the ruling enabled the Chinese to continue to pound the U.S. industry by using cells manufactured in Taiwan and other countries. After that ruling, prices continued to plummet.