SMM photovoltaic industry chain price list

[SMM Holiday Review: PV Industry Chain Ends National Day Holiday with Stable Prices, Production Cuts and Destocking Continue; Post-Holiday Focus on Production Cut Implementation and Restocking Pace] During the National Day holiday, prices across the PV industry chain remained stable with sluggish trading. Polysilicon production cuts and silicon metal destocking continued, while policies outside China were rolled out intensively. After the holiday, focus shifts to the pace of production cuts during the dry season in southwestern China, the implementation of polysilicon production cuts, and downstream restocking sentiment.

North American solar module manufacturer Heliene has launched its 108HC M10 SL All-Black module for the residential rooftop market. The module uses 108 half-cut M10 monocrystalline PERC cells, with power output ranging from 380W to 410W and a maximum module efficiency of 21.0%. It features a glass-backsheet structure and split junction box design, alongside a 25-year product warranty and linear power warranty. As North America’s residential solar market places greater emphasis on module aesthetics, dimensions and rooftop compatibility, manufacturers are continuing to differentiate their product offerings to compete for residential demand.

Utility-scale solar and wind generation in Australia’s National Electricity Market (NEM) reached 5.44TWh in September 2026, up around 7% year on year. Utility-scale solar generation in New South Wales, Queensland and Victoria reached 841GWh, 645GWh and 267GWh, respectively, marking record September levels across all three states. Meanwhile, utility-scale solar curtailment declined to 22% from 26% in September 2025. The continued rollout of large-scale battery storage is helping improve renewable energy absorption, although stronger spring solar output continues to keep curtailment at relatively elevated levels.