Solar prices in Greater China were mostly flat this week (Feb 20-24), except for 156 mono solar cells which saw an increase of US$0.01/W, said Chihheng Liang, Digitimes Research analyst.
The solar supply chain has been negotiating prices for March, hence there were no significant movements in price this week, added Liang.
In addition, Germany just announced new incentive cuts and players are still considering their next moves in response to the adjustments, Liang stated.
| Weekly price of solar products in Greater China, February 20-24, 2012 | ||||
| Item | Type | Unit | Average | Change |
| Polysilicon | Chunk | US$/kg | 29.5 | No change |
| Wafer | 125 mono | US$/unit | 1.02 | No change |
| 156 mono | US$/unit | 1.6 | No change | |
| 156 multi | US$/unit | 1.21 | No change | |
| Cell | 125 mono | US$/watt | 0.56 | No change |
| 156 mono | US$/watt | 0.6 | 0.01 | |
| 156 multi | US$/watt | 0.5 | No change | |
| Module | EUR/watt | 0.65 | No change | No change |
Source: Digitimes Research, February 2012
No significant movements in solar prices in Greater China in the recent week
Photo: Digitimes file photo
