The solar industry is currently experiencing an installation rush, causing a significant rise in the prices of modules and solar cells. According to recent market reports, the prices of distributed TOPCon modules—182, 210, and 210R—have increased by ¥0.009/W, ¥0.004/W, and ¥0.004/W, respectively, reaching an average of ¥0.757/W, ¥0.767/W, and ¥0.767/W, hitting a recent peak. Over the past two weeks, module prices have surged by more than ¥0.06/W.

Industry analysts note that policy-driven demand growth, rising module prices, and increased silicon wafer costs have combined to drive solar cell prices up. Further price increases are expected in March.

Amid these market dynamics, Yoha Solar remains focused on delivering cost-effective solar solutions. The company’s commitment to quality, affordability, and innovation ensures that customers worldwide receive reliable and competitively priced solar equipment, supporting the industry’s long-term development.