The global solar market is currently navigating a complex transition period marked by significant short-term obstacles such as oversupply, fluctuating material costs, and restrictive trade barriers. While these factors have suppressed manufacturer profit margins and created regional pricing disparities, the industry’s long-term expansion remains supported by the increasing affordability and efficiency of photovoltaic technology. Emerging markets in India, Southeast Asia, and Africa are becoming vital growth engines, compensating for policy-related slowdowns in more established economies. Furthermore, the widespread adoption of energy storage is transforming solar power into a more reliable and dispatchable resource for modern electrical grids. De ...