Over 80% of polysilicon companies stopped production

Photovoltaic manufacturing is deteriorating. "This year's industrial situation has deteriorated further compared to last year and the second half is worse than the first half." Wang Bohua, secretary-general of the China Photovoltaic Industry Alliance, lamented at the "Intersolar China China Symposium" yesterday. He disclosed that at present, more than 80% of domestic polysilicon enterprises are in the state of suspend production. Only Jiangsu Zhongneng, Daquan and other companies are still maintaining production, but capacity utilization has dropped significantly. In addition, more than 50% of the small and medium-sized battery module companies have fallen into production and started to lay off employees at different levels.

“When we entered the photovoltaic industry four years ago, we all felt that we could make a fortune. After a good day, the price began to plummet, and the market suddenly tightened. Now our company is still holding on, but Many similar companies in the surrounding area have closed down.” The person in charge of a photovoltaic company in Jiangsu said with resignation. According to him, these small and medium-sized enterprises mainly attack overseas markets, and the United States and the United States have the most serious attacks against them. In addition, because government subsidies did not achieve full coverage, they could only rely on production cuts and production cuts to go through low tides.

For the current status of China's photovoltaics, Li Junfeng, secretary-general of the Renewable Energy Special Committee of the China Resources Comprehensive Utilization Association, used the term “abandoned children” to describe it. “When the photovoltaic industry booms, the whole world treats him as a darling. Investment community, government, industry No one in the world does not applaud him." According to reports, at the time a photovoltaic module was 4 US dollars/Watt and a system was 7-10 US$/W. Now, one component is less than $1/Watt, and one system is less than $1.5/W. "Now the PV is like an outcast, even worse than an abandoned child. The media criticized him and the financial industry rejected him." Li Junfeng said.