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Spot prices of solar cells drop as old government incentives expire in Spain

Nuying Huang, Taipei; Adam Hwang, DIGITIMES Asia Tuesday 30 September 2008 0

In the global spot market for solar cells, prices have slipped by 5-10% from US$3.6-3.8/watt to US$3.2-3.4/watt in the past two weeks because of slackening demand in Spain in response to the expiration of the country's feed-in tariff incentive bill...

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