[SMM Weekly Review: Weakened Demand Leads to Sharp Decline in EVA Prices] This week, the price of PV-grade EVA ranged from 11,000 to 11,700 yuan/mt, with the average price falling by nearly 280 yuan/mt WoW. Prices of foam-grade and cable-grade EVA also declined significantly. The pace of transactions slowed down, and there was a strong wait-and-see sentiment in the market.

[SMM Silicon-Based PV Morning Meeting Summary] Polysilicon: Yesterday, the mainstream transaction prices of N-type recharging polysilicon were 37-44 yuan/kg, and the N-type polysilicon price index was 37.3 yuan/kg. This week, the price center of polysilicon continued to experience a slight downward shift, with some transactions occurring in the market at generally weak prices. A few top-tier enterprises sold goods to term traders, with prices also falling compared to the quotes in early April. Wafer: The market prices for N-type 18X wafers were 1-1.05 yuan/piece, and for N-type 210RN wafers, they were 1.18-1.1 yuan/piece. The market prices of wafers continued to pull back, with "daily price changes" observed, and overall market sentiment remained weak.

①On the premise of balancing shipment scale and profitability, Jinko Solar expected module shipments to be between 20GW and 25GW in Q2; ②Looking back at 2024, the global PV industry continued to advance amidst a complex environment of demand growth and price fluctuations.

①On the premise of balancing shipment scale and profitability, Jinko Solar expected module shipments to be between 20GW and 25GW in Q2; ②Looking back at 2024, the global PV industry continued to advance amidst a complex environment of demand growth and price fluctuations.

On April 28, the National Energy Administration held a press conference to release the energy situation in Q1 and the grid connection and operation status of renewable energy in Q1. Mr. Xing Yiteng, Deputy Director of the Development and Planning Department, introduced the national energy situation in Q1.

Recently, Tesla released its financial results for the first quarter of 2025.