Crashing prices for solar energy products are
pushing most world manufacturers to the brink of destruction, and stiff
tariffs the United States recently imposed on China are not reversing
the trend.
Low prices for solar cells — used to assemble
the panels — are a windfall for installers and consumers, but global
manufacturers are calling foul as the price for the cells has fallen 66
percent since third quarter 2010. And Boston-based analyst firm GTM
Research said it does not expect to see solar product prices increase
anytime soon because of a worldwide glut.
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