Solar Glass Prices To Recover With Trade Sanctions

Date: 30 October 2014

After falling by about 50% from 2009 through 2014, pricing for solar glass is set to commence a rebound starting next year, as anti-dumping duties levied by the European Union (EU) go into effect on Chinese suppliers, according to new analysis from IHS Technology.

Average global pricing for glass used in photovoltaic solar is expected to fall to $4.60 per square meter this year, down from $10.40 per square meter in 2009, IHS says.However, pricing is expected to stabilize and begin a long-term increase starting next year.

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