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Tongwei has received antitrust clearance to acquire Qinghai Lihao, a fast‑growing polysilicon producer, paving the way for expanded low‑carbon silicon capacity that could help lower solar‑module prices worldwide.
The US has imposed a 15% tariff on polysilicon imports, nudging global solar‑module prices up modestly and adding a slight cost increase to Israeli rooftop systems.
Tokuyama opened Vietnam’s first semiconductor‑grade polysilicon plant, a ~5,000‑tonne/year facility that bolsters the regional chip supply chain and helps keep solar‑panel prices stable for Israel.
Queensland’s first integrated quartz‑to‑silicon campus will combine an AUD 4.5 bn polysilicon plant with 550 MW of solar and a 780 MW battery, aiming for commercial operation by 2030.
China’s polysilicon market is stabilising while wafer prices have jumped 10‑40 % on rising overseas demand, reshaping the solar supply chain.
The U.S. will impose a 15% tariff on polysilicon imports and set minimum price floors for polysilicon, ingots, wafers, cells and modules starting Dec 4 2026, a move that will modestly raise solar‑module costs globally.
United Solar has completed a $1.6 billion financing round to build a 100,000‑tonne‑per‑year polysilicon plant in Oman, diversifying global supply and potentially lowering solar module prices for Israel.
Polysilicon prices in China slipped to an average of CNY 33,200/ton, wafer prices stayed flat, and a 5.4 GW N‑type module tender underscores strong demand. The dip could modestly cut Israeli rooftop solar costs, shortening pay‑back periods.
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