Ongoing, tailored market intelligence based on your company’s unique requirements
As part of our Market Insights solar and energy storage advisory services, we craft in-depth quarterly reports for our clients to help ensure their product strategy is always current. From the latest negotiated pricing and contract trends to a deep dive into new trade, policy, technology, and supplier intel, these reports feature customized recommendations for each client based on their technical and risk criteria.
Download our Q3 2025 Market Insights Sample for a sneak peek at our upcoming report, available in September
You’ll see how Anza’s Market Insights service ensures your company’s product strategy is up to speed based on the latest market changes, whether or not you are contemplating buying modules now to safe harbor your projects.
While many analysts or consultants provide directional, high-level trend predictions modeled on averages, Anza’s Market Insights incorporates direct-from-supplier pricing trends, contract terms, roadmaps, capacity, and inventory updates. This unique data library coupled with Anza’s 20+ years of industry knowledge and supplier relationships makes our Market Insights services one-of-a-kind.
What is included with Anza’s Market Insights service?
- Tailored quarterly market updates with the latest policy, pricing, technology, and supplier intel
- Optimized product requirements and Approved Vendor List (AVL) recommendations based on custom criteria and risk-reward analysis from the Anza team
- Quarterly briefing with Anza’s head of strategic sourcing to discuss product strategy recommendations and get your market intel questions answered
What’s covered in the Q3 2025 report?
- Policy and trade updates, including AD/CVD cases, the latest on IEEPA tariffs, ITC beyond 2025, safe harbor deadlines, and other risks
- Breakdown of the supplier and technology landscape market-wide, including non-FEOC options, domestic manufacturing and availability, and new cell factories
- Current pricing and key contract terms from fully negotiated contracts, including available fixed price contracts and excess inventory
