Wacker
says
the
dire
state
of
the
PV
market
means
the
plant
will
not
now
start
production
of
the
solar
raw-material
until
mid-2015,
rather
than
the
end
of
next
year
as
planned.
The
15,000-tonne
plant
at
Charleston
is
the
largest
investment
in
Wacker’s
history,
but
the
polysilicon
market
has
changed
drastically
since
it
broke
ground
at
the
site
in
April
2011.
Releasing
its
third-quarter
financial
results
today,
the
German
group
says
its
polysilicon
sold
at
a
40%
discount
in
the
three
months
ending
September
when
compared
to
the
same
period
in
2011.
That
pushed…
