Silicon plant owner wins partial set-aside in Singapore
Polycrystalline silicon is used in solar panels
A Singapore court has ruled that the owner of a polysilicon plant was denied a fair chance to respond to a “completely new defence” to an ICC claim for delay damages, which led to a US$15 million reduction in the amount it was awarded.
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