The PV market went through a succession of changes in 2018, including the United States Section 201, China’s 31/5 policy, and India’s safeguard tariff, writes PV InfoLink Chief Analyst Corrine Lin. This massively impacted demand this year, which saw a downward trend for the first time in years. However, it appears that policy stability has almost been reached, and module demand is expected to rebound to 95-100 GW next year.
Corrine Lin is Chief Analyst at Taiwan-based PV InfoLink. She works on market conditions, spot market prices, capacity expansions, and production technology across the supply chain.
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