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Restricted Supply Helps Price Rise Across PV Chain

May 18, 2017

PV orders have been booming for more than three weeks after SNEC 2017 tradeshow, gradually balancing supply and market demand across the PV value chain. Polysilicon sector has already gotten rid of pressure of oversupply so its spot price ...

Tags: PV, PV cell

China Polysilicon Price Continuously Falls

Apr 14, 2017

China’s installation rush by June 30th has revived market demand beginning from last week. However, the speed of rising has been slow. Thus, price of polysilicon remained falling this week. Some price quotations even fell below US $ ...

Tags: PV Demand, Polysilicon

The Demand of Solar PV Weaker Than Expected

Mar 25, 2017

The overall solar PV demand was weaker than expected during the first quarter of 2017, so it is unsure if the downward price trend could be reverse in April, found EnergyTrend. Polysilicon’s price started decreasing last week and ...

Tags: PV Market, PV cell

Midstream PV Sectors Striving for Positive Margin

Mar 10, 2017

China’s installation rush has yet emerged until early March as expected, while PV supply chain have started fluctuating. Strong demand to mono-si products drove the prices to hike during this week; by contrast, spot prices for ...

Tags: mono-si products, PV cell

Prices in All Segments of PV Supply Chain Weakened

Apr 29, 2016

Orders have been confirmed for May. Aside from polysilicon that sees stronger prices, prices in all segment of PV supply chain have weakened. The industry will cool down after June 30th, where grid-connection will mostly be completed by ...

Tags: Polysilicon, PV Supply

Taiwan-Made Cells' Price Fell by 2.5% in The Market

Apr 12, 2016

In the China market, polysilicon has been slightly shortage in supply because newly added mono-si wafer and multi-si wafer capacities cause difficulties to procure spot products. Therefore, mainland China's polysilicon price had reached RMB ...

Tags: Polysilicon, PV Cells

Solar Demand in Emerging Markets to Grow in 2015

Dec 16, 2014

The worldwide solar market demand in 2014 was approximately at 44GW, even though the China market did not perform as well as expectations, due to the continuous growth in Japan and the U.S. market, the supply and demand remained stable. At ...

Tags: Solar Demand, Solar Cell

The Moratorium on Polysilicon Imports Not Show Much Impact on Product Pricing

Sep 5, 2014

Although China has placed a moratorium on polysilicon imports through its export processing zones (EPZs), the measure has yet to show much impact on product pricing, according to PV industry sources in Taiwan. PV firms outside China had ...

Tags: Taiwan, Polysilicon

Module and Cell Makers Have Decreased Capacity and Increased Inventory

Aug 19, 2014

After the US announced its preliminary rulings on CVD and AD duties, momentum in the market has turned weak. Module and cell makers have decreased capacity and increased inventory, and in order to reduce operating pressure, hope to ...

Tags: PV Cell, Module Price Quotes, Lighting

Decreased Price Quotes Led to PV Price Adjustment

Aug 15, 2014

After US announced its preliminary determination on the CVD and AD duty, the momentum in the market has turned weak rapidly. Module and cell manufacturers were the first to be challenged by the decreased capacity and increased inventory. In ...

Tags: AD Duty, Wafer, Cell, PV

MOFCOM Announces That Subsidies Are Applied to US Polysilicon Under Investigation

Oct 9, 2013

The Ministry of Commerce of the People's Republic of China (MOFCOM) recently announced that subsidies were applied to US polysilicon under investigation which led to substantive damages toward China's domestic industry. Thus, a ...

Tags: Polysilicon, Countervailing Duty

China's Domestic Polysilicon Firms Has Been Anticipating The Announcement

Feb 21, 2013

China's Ministry of Commerce originally planned to announce the preliminary result of its anti-dumping and anti-subsidy investigation against polysilicon firms from the EU, US, and South Korea on February 20, but has now decided to delay ...

Tags: China's Ministry of Commerce, preliminary result, polysilicon firms

The Price of Polysilicon Is Likely to Return to a Reasonable Level

Feb 6, 2013

MK Lu, chairman of Taiwan-based Sino-American Sapphire (SAS) stated that the price of polysilicon is likely to return to a reasonable level in China because China's government may announce a preliminary result on the anti-dumping and ...

Tags: SAS, polysilicon, MK Lu

Omestic Material Pricing Is Expected to Increase Due to Anti-Dumping Probe

Jan 8, 2013

The price in the solar supply chain has been relatively stable since the second half of the fourth quarter in 2012. However, due to the anti-dumping and anti-subsidy investigation on polysilicon firms by the China government, China-based ...

Tags: China, price, solar supply chain, polysilicon

China Will Announce The Preliminary Anti-Dumping Verdict Against Polysilicon Firms

Dec 18, 2012

China reportedly will announce the preliminary anti-dumping verdict against US- and South Korea-based polysilicon firms in first-quarter 2013. This will affect the supply chain, which has already been fluctuating in recent years. Most solar ...

Tags: Polysilicon Price, preliminary anti-dumping verdict, Anti-Dumping Tariff

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