Polysilicon
Quotations of polysilicon are continuing to recover this week, with a significant increase in the scale of purchase seen from the market. ...  more
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Photovoltaic Industry Price Trend: Supply of Wafers and Cells Tightens During Stocking Period as Polysilicon Prices Bottom Out |
published 2020 年 12 月 23 日 18:10 |
Polysilicon
Downstream procurement and stocking has been aggressive this week, with polysilicon prices bottoming out. ...  more
Photovoltaic Industry Price Trend: G1 Resources Experience Relatively Tight Supply Prior to Year End as Polysilicon Prices Suspend in Reduction and Stabilize |
published 2020 年 12 月 16 日 17:06 |
Polysilicon
The quotations for polysilicon have gradually stabilized this week, with slight increases in partial quotations. As downstream wafer businesses are starting to exhibit hoarding of mono polysilicon, the majority of polysilicon businesses have completed all orders for December, and a number of sporadic quotations have suspended in reduction, which actuated the mainstream quotations for mono polysilicon to arrive at RMB 80-84/kg this week, with the average price maintained at RMB 82/kg. ...  more
Polysilicon
The quotations of polysilicon are starting to suspend in reduction and become sturdy, where the reduction of mono and multi polysilicon has decelerated compared to the previous period. ...  more
Photovoltaic Industry Price Trend: Polysilicon Prices Continue to Drop Marginally whilst Raw Materials Suspend in Inflation and Modules Remain Stabilized |
published 2020 年 12 月 02 日 18:12 |
Polysilicon
The polysilicon market continues on the decelerated decreasing trend this week, where quotations of mono and multi polysilicon continue to loosen. ...  more
The French Government Plans to Renege on Fixed PV Rates to Cut Down on €2 Billion in Yearly Subsidies, but at What Cost? |
published 2020 年 11 月 27 日 18:30 |
PV cost has plummeted within the past 10 years due to an increase in equipment installation and improvement in PV technology. Since 2010, PV cost has dropped by 82%. Although this spells good news for consumers and developers alike, the price drop also means the earlier fixed electricity rate (FIT, or feed-in-tariff) has become much more expensive than the rates offered by newly built PV power stations. In light of this discrepancy, the French government has now deemed it appropriate to adjust the earlier fixed rates. Should the proposal pass into law, this will likely have dire ramifications for PV power plants with capacities exceeding 250KW built between 2006 and 2010. ...  more
Photovoltaic Industry Price Trend: Cell and Module Quotations Rise amidst Stabilized Prices during Stocking Period with Relatively Tight Supply of G1 Resources |
published 2020 年 11 月 25 日 18:03 |
Polysilicon
The quotations for polysilicon have slightly decreased this week, and the overall reduction of the polysilicon market has decelerated evidently. The volume of concluded transactions has not increased with the continuous decrement of polysilicon quotations from weeks ago, and the downstream sector remains cautious on procurement, where the majority of polysilicon businesses are no longer lowering prices blindly, thus the overall reduction has decelerated. ...  more
SNEC 15th (2021) International Photovoltaic Power Generation and Smart Energy Exhibition & Conference |
published 2020 年 11 月 23 日 11:00 |
SNEC 15th (2021) International Photovoltaic Power Generation and Smart Energy Conference & Exhibition [SNEC PV POWER EXPO] will be held in Shanghai, China, on June 3-5, 2021. ...  more
Photovoltaic Industry Price Trend: Large-Scale Products Remain Robust in Prices Under the Stabilized and Slightly Inflated Module Market |
published 2020 年 11 月 19 日 16:53 |
Polysilicon
The quotations for polysilicon continue to loosen this week, whereas the domestic and overseas prices for mono and multi polysilicon persist in a decelerated depleting trend. ...  more
Owing to Pandemic-Induced Decline, Newly Added PV Installation Capacity Expected to Reach Merely 115GW for 2020 |
published 2020 年 11 月 11 日 18:30 |
The COVID-19 pandemic served as a watershed moment for a dramatic year 2020. By disrupting global supply chains and industrial developments, the pandemic has made its presence felt in practically all aspects of life, with the PV industry being no exception. The pandemic’s impact is reflected in the slightly reduced newly installed PV capacity this year. Energy research consultancy Wood Mackenzie forecasts a yearly newly added global PV capacity of 115GW for 2020. Although this figure surpasses the 100GW-mark, it falls short of the 118GW added in 2019. ...  more