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‘The era of unlimited cheap inventory is ending’

Europe's solar module market is transitioning from extreme oversupply and continuous price declines toward a more balanced supply environment. Leaner inventories and disciplined production are shifting buyer priorities from chasing lower prices toward securing supply timing and reliability.

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In an interview with pv magazine, Bart Wansink, CEO of Search4Solar, said Europe’s solar module market is moving away from the extreme oversupply that enabled continuous price declines and a “wait-and-buy-cheaper” procurement strategy over the past two years. He added that leaner inventories, more disciplined production, and shifting procurement behaviour suggest a more balanced market where timing and supply security are becoming more important than further price drops.

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