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Module shipment and pricing patterns in Europe bear resemblance to last year’s oversupply, which resulted in substantial losses for many industry players, writes Filip Kierzkowski

The low volatility displayed in PV module prices in Europe has reached a sustained equilibrium between production and demand in October, according to online solar marketplace sun.store.

The European solar module market has reached a “state of equilibrium” in recent weeks, with stable prices and regular demand.

The average price of solar modules sold in Europe fell marginally between July and August, while buyers’ confidence remained steady.

European solar buyers’ confidence fell to a record low level in July 2025 due to 'caution among buyers' in a more ' volatile' environment.

In Europe, PV panel prices fell marginally between May and June, leading to a slight downturn in European module buyers’ market confidence.

Buyers in the European solar sector remain positive about the future of the industry, despite fluctuations in solar module prices.

Continued supply strain has sent module prices on an upward trend in Europe during the month of April, according to the latest pv.index report from solar trading platform sun.store.

Dwindling stocks are causing concern in the European solar module market even as prices remained steady in March, according to the latest pv.index report from solar trading platform sun.store.

Europe’s solar buyers are showing increased optimism for the sector, in spite of fluctuations in module prices across technologies.