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A year of change: Part 2

We can look back on an unusually quiet end to 2019, as the final weeks of the year lacked the usual hustle and bustle of the global PV market. As a result, there are no significant price cuts in sight for 2020. Martin Schachinger of pvXchange looks back over the second half of the past year, and what’s to come in the months ahead.

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pv magazine

13 Jan 2020

Data: pvXchange.com

How did the solar industry fare in 2019? It was a year of climate strikes, falling module prices, feed-in tariff cuts, and patent lawsuits. Here, I’ll continue to shed light on the situation, based on key events throughout the second half of the year. July 2019 Thanks to cuts in the incentives for new medium …

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