Domestic solar silicon wafer price list China

How much does a silicon wafer cost?

The effect of dopants on the price of a silicon wafer is quite small, compared with other factors. An undoped four-inch wafer with a thickness of about 500 µm has a unit cost of $29 for bulk purchases. The same wafer costs about $32 when doped with boron. A wafer that’s doped with phosphorus actually costs less, with a unit cost of $27.

Will 210mm silicon wafers become the standard size for solar panels?

Since 2005, 210mm silicon wafers have been the standard size for the semiconductor industry. It is believed that in the next ten years, 210mm silicon wafers will likely become the standard size for the solar photovoltaic industry. Blue Solaria, a leading solar panel manufacturer in China, supports this trend.

When will Chinese solar panel prices be based on PERC?

Prices for Chinese project will be prices for TOPCon modules instead of PERC from April 2024 onwards. InfoLink Consulting provides weekly updates on PV spot prices, covering module price, cell price, wafer price, and polysilicon price. Learn about photovoltaic panel price trends and solar panel costs with our comprehensive market analysis.

Why are solar PV module prices so high in China?

The latest round of price surges in the solar value chain has caused PV module prices in China to exceed RMB2/W (US$0.30c/W). Such is the pressure on pricing within the solar PV supply chain presently that many within the industry have joked about leaving for summer vacations early.

How much does a M10 n-type wafer cost?

The mainstream concluded price for M10 P-type wafer is RMB 1.10/Pc, while G12 P-type wafer is priced at RMB 1.65/Pc. The mainstream concluded price for M10 N-type wafer is RMB 1.03/Pc and G12 N-type is RMB 1.38/Pc. The mainstream concluded price for N-type G12R wafers is RMB 1.12/Pc.

How much does polysilicon cost?

The mainstream concluded price for mono recharge polysilicon is RMB 37/KG, while mono dense polysilicon is priced at RMB 35/KG and N-type polysilicon is currently priced at RMB 40/KG. Inventory Dynamics: As of early this month, the polysilicon inventory stands at approximately 350,000 tons, with producers holding around 300,000 tons.