AS Published on Thursday 9 February 2017 - n° 179 - Categories:la filière, évolution-stat, Chine, silicium mono/multi

Les récentes importations chinoises de silicium annoncent une très forte demande de panneaux au 1er semestre 2017

   Les récentes importations chinoises de silicium annoncent une très forte demande de panneaux au cours des prochains mois (avant le changement de tarif du 1er juillet 2017), selon

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