The solar industry is experiencing a new wave of installation rush, leading to a sharp increase in the prices of solar modules and cells. According to the latest price report from Shanghai Metals Market (SMM) on March 17, the prices of distributed TOPCon modules in three sizes—182, 210, and 210R—increased by ¥0.009/W, ¥0.004/W, and ¥0.004/W, respectively, reaching an average price of ¥0.757/W, ¥0.767/W, and ¥0.767/W, marking a recent peak. Within just half a month, module prices have surged by more than ¥0.06/W.
This upward trend began in February 2025, marking the first increase in solar module prices since August 2022, with a growth rate of 0.4%. Industry analysts attribute this surge to policy-driven demand growth, rising downstream module prices, and an increase in silicon wafer costs, all of which have contributed to an overall rise in cell prices. Further price hikes are expected in March.
Despite these market shifts, Yoha Solar remains committed to its cost-effective strategy, ensuring that customers receive high-quality and competitively priced solar equipment. Through continuous technological innovation and cost control, Yoha Solar continues to stand out in the market and create greater value for its clients worldwide.