The market is still focusing its attention on the massive dive of the cost per watt every month because of the financial meltdown combined with the over capacity of solar manufacturers...
The last updated survey from solarbuzzz is quite impressive. It was expected and it makes sense.
Actually two important things you should evaluate:
Firstly you should care about your Cost per KW per Hour
( which is your real cost of your solar production with your 1KW system installed on your roof for example!)
and not the cost per watt (which is more a stock sustainable index market indicator).
For instance a $4.39 per watt can be translate roughly into 20 cents KW/H for the final consumer which is more and more attractive.
Secondly at the end of the day this dive ( 130W thin film module at $1.76 per Watt!) is a very good news for installers and consumers in the short term ( obviously not for the VCs!)
Thirdly the solar market seems to be more and more volume centric as a classic "Maintech" business and less in the Cleantech ghetto which is very good for the Planet.
What are you waiting for? the end of the juicy incentives? no more cheap modules left in your container!!!
I m watching you...You are running to REC Solar .....SunRun!!
Yes we can.Today i wish you a shiny day,with positive energy. Sorry I have some phone calls to do.
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