China Solar Research
Pacific Epoch’s solar technology research covers China’s supply chain and regulatory policy. Spot prices, ASP, and shipment volume are tracked through channel checks with over 600 traders, suppliers, and manufacturers. FITs, regulation and policy are analyzed based on long term insight and regular contact with local government officials.
May 09, 2012
Pacific Epoch analysts provide an update on the state of domestic polysilicon production capacity amid a continued decline in poly spot…
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Quick Take: Solar Subsidy Scope Wider Than Expected
May 04, 2012
Pacific Epoch analysts examine the government's "Golden Sun" subsidy program results, comparing it against previous industry expectation and weighing its impact.
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On the Ground: Solar
April 25, 2012
In this edition, we examine the competitive landscape among Chinese PV producers in the booming Japanese solar market, including its high barriers to entry, as well as the usual…
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On the Ground: Solar
April 11, 2012
In this edition, we look at where the next big area for module production cost control efforts lies, as well as the usual price updates and company information gathered from throughout…
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On the Ground: Solar
March 28, 2012
In this report, we look at the effects of changing market conditions on private-sector construction of photovoltaic farms, as well as the usual solar product price and company…
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On the Ground: Solar
March 14, 2012
This edition follows reactions to the recently announced FIT cuts in major solar market Germany, including PV product price declines and major listed firms’ strategic reactions.
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On the Ground: Solar
February 29, 2012
In the final weeks of February, photovoltaic products prices were stable, though recent news about German FIT cuts is likely to depress prices again. This edition also builds on…
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On the Ground: Solar
February 15, 2012
Prices of PV products are starting to rebound, according to our first report after the Chinese New Year seasonal lull in the market, though we see limited upside potential in the…
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