Are photovoltaic panel prices going down?

On average, prices in all module categories have been corrected downwards by around 10%. Never before in the history of photovoltaics have panel prices plummeted so significantly in such a short space of time.

What is the index price for high-efficiency panels?

For all appearances, the index price for high-efficiency panels is only 3% below the previous month’s price, but this is due to a necessary change to the range of products included in this class – it now starts at 310 W, rather than 300 W. Otherwise, all price corrections are in the range of 4% to 6%.

Does pvxchange offer a price index?

Since 2009, pvXchange has provided a unique price index for the european market, which has become an invaluable industry tool. Today, it is hard to imagine the industry without our price index, trend data, and in-depth analysis and commentary. Please find here a collection of all available market comments: Market Analysis

Is pvxchange Rethinking the module price index?

Original Chinese brands are even more confusing with module declarations of origin listing a country in Southeast Asia or a name suggesting that they are not a Chinese company – Canadian Solar or Amerisolar are good examples. In coordination with pv magazine, pvXchange has therefore decided to revamp the module price index.

How does the minimum price regulation affect the photovoltaic market?

Module prices: The minimum price regulation paralyzes the European photovoltaic market. The existing EU minimum import prices for Chinese modules and cells are preventing a much-needed downward price adjustment for products of all regions of origin. The prices are still largely stable.

What's going on with the European photovoltaics market?

Module prices: The European photovoltaics market continues its downward trend. New concepts are making new inroads but slower than expected. Dwindling demand in Europe has kept module prices under pressure. Nearly every product across the board, regardless of origin or brand, has fallen by a couple of percentage points over last month's prices.