The prices of the main inputs that make up the solar energy production chain on the international market registered significant fluctuations in March, according to data recently released by InfoLink Consulting.
The report consulting points out that the price of polysilicon – an input that represents more than half of the manufacturing cost of solar panels – registered a drop of 4,76% in the period, going from US$ 21,00 to US$ 20,00 per kilo.
On the other hand, increases were identified in the production costs of N-Type wafers and N-Type TOPCon cells, with increases of 10,74% and 5,13%, respectively, last month.
Photovoltaic modules, including PERC, TOPCon and HJT (heterojunction) technologies, remained stable throughout the month, with no significant changes during the month of March.
Check out the changes below:
Importance of production costs
InfoLink Consulting explains that the variation in the prices of inputs in the global photovoltaic chain has a direct impact on the solar energy sector, affecting everything from the cost of implementing systems for end consumers to the competitiveness of solar energy in the market.
Furthermore, these changes influence the purchasing, inventory and pricing strategies of companies operating in the sector, requiring constant adjustments in commercial practices.
About InfoLink Consulting
InfoLink Consulting is a consultancy specialized in providing data and analysis on the solar energy market and other clean and renewable energy sources.
The company is known for providing up-to-date reports on input prices and other aspects of the energy sector, with a special focus on the international market.
Its newsletters aim to help companies, investors and industry professionals understand price fluctuations and trends in the solar energy market, as well as support strategic decisions regarding the renewable energy production chain.
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