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PvXchange GmbH, based in Cologne, Germany, said that the prices of crystalline silicon PV modules in Europe and China are becoming more consistent.
The anti-dumping trade disputes that are being staged and the resulting shortage of Chinese goods are slowly narrowing the price gap in the dispute center (Europe).
PvXchange said that the average price of PV modules in Germany and China was 44.4% in May, but by Wednesday this gap has narrowed to 37.5%, making German products only a little more than a third of China's spot market.
However, Martin Schachinger of PvXchange pointed out that it is becoming more and more difficult to conduct representative price statistics between different types of solar cells.
He said: "On the one hand, there are only a few different technologies on the market. On the other hand, a large number of surplus commodities from bankrupt enterprises or clearance sale appear in the spot market. They can set a single price, which will seriously disrupt the overall market during the same period. Price level."
German and Chinese PV module price gap narrows
Abstract PV module and inverter traders said that the trade war and the consequent reduction of Chinese imports are narrowing the price gap between German and Chinese products. However, analysts warned that components sold at a lower price in the spot market would distort the data. &nb
Photovoltaic components and inverter traders say the trade war and the consequent reduction in Chinese imports are narrowing the price gap between German and Chinese products. However, analysts warned that components sold at a lower price in the spot market would distort the data.