As of February 2025, the solar industry is experiencing significant price adjustments following China's New Year holiday. Major manufacturers like JinkoSolar and Trina Solar have implemented 0.01-0.03 RMB/watt increases across their product lines, with transparent crystalline silicon modules particularly affected by rising polysilicon cost
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As of February 2025, the solar industry is experiencing significant price adjustments following China's New Year holiday. Major manufacturers like JinkoSolar and Trina Solar have implemented 0.01-0.03 RMB/watt increases across their product lines, with transparent crystalline silicon modules particularly affected by rising polysilicon costs.
Recent market shifts have created a "perfect storm" for photovoltaic pricing:
The shift towards TOPCon and HJT technologies has created a 15-20% price differential compared to standard PERC modules. A recent Guangzhou solar farm project demonstrated 23% greater energy yield from transparent N-type panels despite their 18% higher initial cost.
Smart buyers are adopting hybrid procurement models - combining direct factory purchases for 70% of needs with spot market acquisitions. The recent Datang Group 22.5GW tender saw winning bids at 0.696 RMB/watt using this approach.
Industry analysts predict Q2 2025 prices will stabilize 3-5% above Q4 2024 levels, with transparent bifacial modules maintaining a 8-12% premium over standard options. The ongoing silicon wafer thickness reduction race (now at 130μm) could potentially reverse this trend by late 2025.
For architects specifying building-integrated photovoltaics, the current sweet spot lies in 144-cell transparent modules priced at 1.55-1.68 RMB/watt, offering optimal balance between light transmission (41%) and energy yield (320W/m²).
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