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sun.store continues to deliver, and this time it's about more than just offering top-tier equipment at incredible prices. We thrive on providing our buyers—solar installers, EPC customers, and developers—with transparent prices, 24/7 access to stock, and a streamlined procurement process. And for our sellers, we've opened an additional sales channel that offers immediate market penetration and more reach than ever before—all for free! And we're not stopping there. We continue the relentless drive to give you more, this time with knowledge and evidence-based intel collected directly from you, the market movers, the buyers and sellers who are at the forefront of solar, whether upstream or downstream. Our PV Index will become your go-to place for real, up-to-date solar intel. 📊✨ Pricing Trends: 🏁 December introduced a competitive season with monofacial panels at €0.118/Wp, but we saw a climb 📈 in January to €0.146/Wp, due to heightened demand or supply chain shifts. February saw a recalibration, with costs moderating to €0.124/Wp. 🔄 Bifacial panels mirrored this movement, starting at €0.135/Wp in December, rising in January, and levelling at €0.124/Wp in February, showcasing market equilibrium. 🎨 Full black panels presented a nuanced picture, commencing at €0.135/Wp in December, peaking at €0.134/Wp in January, and slightly decreasing to €0.132/Wp in February, reflecting niche market adjustments or production variations. Brand Popularity: 🏆 Jinko Solar Co., Ltd. secured the top spot throughout these months, indicating robust market confidence and preference for their offerings. PV Purchasing Managers’ Index (PMI) Score: 📊 The PMI, an essential market health barometer, jumped from 68 in January to 73 in February. This rise signifies a positive shift in demand outlook, supported by 58% of companies planning to augment purchases—up from 51%. A mere 12% anticipate reducing their orders, a decrease from 15%, highlighting a vibrant market sentiment. About PV Index: 📘 The PV Index, a monthly chronicle, encapsulates solar component trading nuances. Compiled meticulously on sun.store—boasting over 3 GW+ of components—these figures are weighted by component power, offering a robust market snapshot. 🔍 The PV PMI score, derived from surveys of over 300+ sun.store buyers, measures demand sentiment. Scores over 50 suggest market expansion, while those below indicate contraction, providing stakeholders with a compass for navigating market trends. 💡 The PV Index transcends mere numbers; it narrates the solar market's pulse and trajectory, empowering you to forecast changes, prepare for emerging trends, and make informed decisions. Massive congratulations to Michał Łoniewski for assembling this! For a comprehensive analysis of these trends, dive into the full PV Index and position your business at the cutting edge of solar market dynamics. Stay informed, stay ahead, stay sunny ☀️🌱. #SolarEnergy #RenewableEnergy #PVIndustry