The price of silver has pushed up the quotation of photovoltaic modules. Downstream enterprises have been under pressure to raise prices to nearly 1 yuan per watt.

Industry insiders indicate that the recent increase in the price of photovoltaic modules is mainly due to the rise in silver prices, causing downstream manufacturers to passively raise their prices. Influenced by the increase in the cost of silver, the price of photovoltaic modules has been raised again this week. According to the latest statistics from industry organization Infolink Consulting, the public price of TOPCon photovoltaic modules has been raised again this week, with the average domestic price of TOPCon modules increasing to 0.739 yuan per watt. "Prices have been rising for about half a month now, currently averaging above 0.9 yuan per watt, with high-power modules exceeding 1 yuan per watt." A responsible person from a leading domestic integrated module company stated in an interview with reporters, "The increase in module prices is mainly due to the rise in silver prices, causing downstream manufacturers to passively raise prices collectively. In terms of production scheduling, our company's production schedule is currently following the market, flexibly adjusting capacity."