Solar-cell Spot Pricing Surges By Over 10% In A Month
Spot pricing for solar cells has surged by over 10% in a month with a premium of almost 20% over contract quotes. The upsurge is due to a rapid order pull-in from system maker wishing to enjoy the government incentives offered in Spain before the program expires.
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Small-size Panel Pricing Expected To Trend Down
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