Featured in 50 Shades of Future PV – 04-2015

Uncertainty reigns

Module prices: A planned increase in the minimum import price undermines confidence in the European market. The first Chinese manufacturers are turning their backs on the “voluntary price undertaking” agreement between China and the EU.

Despite mild temperatures, PV demand in Europe has not quite hit its stride yet. March saw a slight price increase for modules from all regions of origin. That was primarily down to the weak euro, however. Nevertheless, a general shortage of cheap Asian goods is discernible.In Germany, despite the weakening market, a rise in feed-in …

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