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Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 41.998.016 von rneuerbar am 24.08.11 20:24:39Das ist doch eine rundherum positive Nachricht fuer die Konsumenten.
Qualitaetskonzern Eon unterstreicht damit, dass Chinamodule qualitativ zumindest gleichwertig und bei Preis/Leistung alternativlos sind.
Die zweite gute Nachricht, je mehr Chinamodule verbaut werden, desto schneller sollte die PV Foerderung in Deutschland in die Muelltonne getreten werden (wenn man idealistischerweise hierzlande hier noch rationale Poliik voraussetzt).
Qualitaetskonzern Eon unterstreicht damit, dass Chinamodule qualitativ zumindest gleichwertig und bei Preis/Leistung alternativlos sind.
Die zweite gute Nachricht, je mehr Chinamodule verbaut werden, desto schneller sollte die PV Foerderung in Deutschland in die Muelltonne getreten werden (wenn man idealistischerweise hierzlande hier noch rationale Poliik voraussetzt).
Es fehlen noch die wöchentlichen Spotpreise.
Mono stabil, der Rest abwärts.
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Mono stabil, der Rest abwärts.
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Und das ist wohl erst der Anfang:
Eon setzt stärker auf Photovoltaik
24. August 2011 | Märkte und Trends, Topnews
Der deutsche Energiekonzern will nun auch mit Photovoltaik-Projekten Geld verdienen. Eon setzt dabei auf Solarmodule des chinesischen Anbieters Trina Solar.
Phoenix Solar hat in Frankreich im Auftrag von Eon bereits mehrere Solarparks realisiert. Bei den neuen Aktivitäten geht es nun um Dachanlagen in Deutschland.
Foto: Phoenix Solar AG
Die Eon Vertrieb Deutschland ist seit einiger Zeit im Photovoltaik-Geschäft aktiv. Seit Mitte April verkauft der Energiekonzern nun Solarmodule des chinesischen Photovoltaik-Herstellers Trina Solar, wie Vertriebssprecher Thomas Renz auf Anfrage der photovoltaik erklärte. Eon biete zudem Wechselrichter von SMA, PowerOne und Diehl an. Die Montagesysteme kämen von Schletter. Neben den Komponenten vermittle Eon auch den Kontakt zu regionalen Handwerkern, die die Photovoltaik-Anlagen auf den Dächern der Kunden dann installierten, so Renz weiter.
Eon ist mit seinem Angebot in seinem Vertriebsgebiet – zwischen Schleswig-Holstein und Bayern sowie Mecklenburg-Vorpommern und Brandenburg aktiv. Bislang seien ungefährt Projekte mit einem Volumen von insgesamt zwei Megawatt realisiert worden. Konkrete Ziele für künftigen Photovoltaik-Aktivitäten wollte Renz nicht nennen. Eine Ausweitung des Geschäfts scheint aber wahrscheinlich. „Momentan laufen Gespräche mit weiteren Modulproduzenten – darunter sind auch deutsche Hersteller“, sagte Renz weiter. Allerdings sei noch nicht klar, wann die Gespräche abgeschlossen sein.
Mit seinem Photovoltaik-Engagement reagiere Eon zum einen auf die veränderten Wünsche der Kunden bei der Energieversorgung. Diese wünschten sich zunehmend eine dezentralere Versorgung und dazu gehöre auch die Photovoltaik, so Renz. Zum anderen erweitere Eon mit dem Vertrieb von Photovoltaik-Anlagen sein klassisches Liefergeschäft. Nach Einschätzung von Analyst Götz Fischbeck von der BHF Bank wird Eon bis Ende kommenden Jahres nur wenige Anteile am deutschen Photovoltaik-Markt gewinnen können. Zunächst gehe es dem Konzern wohl um einen Testlauf, wie seine neue Marke „Eon Solar“ von den Kunden angenommen werde. Eon-Vertriebssprecher Renz betonte jedoch, dass die Photovoltaik-Aktivitäten konsequent ausgebaut werden sollen. (Sandra Enkhardt)
http://www.photovoltaik.eu/nachrichten/details/beitrag/eon-s…
Eon setzt stärker auf Photovoltaik
24. August 2011 | Märkte und Trends, Topnews
Der deutsche Energiekonzern will nun auch mit Photovoltaik-Projekten Geld verdienen. Eon setzt dabei auf Solarmodule des chinesischen Anbieters Trina Solar.
Phoenix Solar hat in Frankreich im Auftrag von Eon bereits mehrere Solarparks realisiert. Bei den neuen Aktivitäten geht es nun um Dachanlagen in Deutschland.
Foto: Phoenix Solar AG
Die Eon Vertrieb Deutschland ist seit einiger Zeit im Photovoltaik-Geschäft aktiv. Seit Mitte April verkauft der Energiekonzern nun Solarmodule des chinesischen Photovoltaik-Herstellers Trina Solar, wie Vertriebssprecher Thomas Renz auf Anfrage der photovoltaik erklärte. Eon biete zudem Wechselrichter von SMA, PowerOne und Diehl an. Die Montagesysteme kämen von Schletter. Neben den Komponenten vermittle Eon auch den Kontakt zu regionalen Handwerkern, die die Photovoltaik-Anlagen auf den Dächern der Kunden dann installierten, so Renz weiter.
Eon ist mit seinem Angebot in seinem Vertriebsgebiet – zwischen Schleswig-Holstein und Bayern sowie Mecklenburg-Vorpommern und Brandenburg aktiv. Bislang seien ungefährt Projekte mit einem Volumen von insgesamt zwei Megawatt realisiert worden. Konkrete Ziele für künftigen Photovoltaik-Aktivitäten wollte Renz nicht nennen. Eine Ausweitung des Geschäfts scheint aber wahrscheinlich. „Momentan laufen Gespräche mit weiteren Modulproduzenten – darunter sind auch deutsche Hersteller“, sagte Renz weiter. Allerdings sei noch nicht klar, wann die Gespräche abgeschlossen sein.
Mit seinem Photovoltaik-Engagement reagiere Eon zum einen auf die veränderten Wünsche der Kunden bei der Energieversorgung. Diese wünschten sich zunehmend eine dezentralere Versorgung und dazu gehöre auch die Photovoltaik, so Renz. Zum anderen erweitere Eon mit dem Vertrieb von Photovoltaik-Anlagen sein klassisches Liefergeschäft. Nach Einschätzung von Analyst Götz Fischbeck von der BHF Bank wird Eon bis Ende kommenden Jahres nur wenige Anteile am deutschen Photovoltaik-Markt gewinnen können. Zunächst gehe es dem Konzern wohl um einen Testlauf, wie seine neue Marke „Eon Solar“ von den Kunden angenommen werde. Eon-Vertriebssprecher Renz betonte jedoch, dass die Photovoltaik-Aktivitäten konsequent ausgebaut werden sollen. (Sandra Enkhardt)
http://www.photovoltaik.eu/nachrichten/details/beitrag/eon-s…
madrilena, wunders du dich überhaupt noch über so etwas? -
Langsam kann man ja schon überhaupt keinen Komentar mehr glauben, jader will nur noch seinen Vorteil aus einen noch so "scheinbar" glaubwürdigen Bericht ziehen.
Unsere ganze Gesellschafr ist nur noch ab Abzocken und Profit ausgerichtet, Werte die einst mal für Deutschland vorzeigbar waren, sind durch die Konsum-Gesllschaft verloren gegangen.
Alle, die noch an das gute im Menschen glauben, werden Täglich eines besseren belehrt. Gutgläubigkeit ist eine aussterbende Minderheit.
Einen schönen Abend, D.
Langsam kann man ja schon überhaupt keinen Komentar mehr glauben, jader will nur noch seinen Vorteil aus einen noch so "scheinbar" glaubwürdigen Bericht ziehen.
Unsere ganze Gesellschafr ist nur noch ab Abzocken und Profit ausgerichtet, Werte die einst mal für Deutschland vorzeigbar waren, sind durch die Konsum-Gesllschaft verloren gegangen.
Alle, die noch an das gute im Menschen glauben, werden Täglich eines besseren belehrt. Gutgläubigkeit ist eine aussterbende Minderheit.
Einen schönen Abend, D.
Kann man das nicht irgendwo sehr groß veröffentlichen? Das ist doch die letzte Frechheit und zeigt nur, wie verlogen die ganze Branche ist.
madrilena
madrilena
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Monatelang lobbyiert der Energiekonzern gegen die milliardenschwere Solarförderung. Doch er profitiert selbst davon: Eon verkauft chinesische Fotovoltaikmodule an deutsche Häuslebauer - unter dem Namen Eon Solar.
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Monatelang lobbyiert der Energiekonzern gegen die milliardenschwere Solarförderung. Doch er profitiert selbst davon: Eon verkauft chinesische Fotovoltaikmodule an deutsche Häuslebauer - unter dem Namen Eon Solar.
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Major Asia Pacific Photovoltaic Markets to Reach 26% of Global Demand by 2015 ..
Japanese and Chinese Markets Continue Strong Growth with New Policy Initiatives
SAN FRANCISCO, CALIF., July 27, 2011—Asia Pacific photovoltaic markets are set to grow rapidly and are projected to account for approximately one-quarter of global demand by 2015, up from 11% in 2010, according to the latest Asia Pacific Major PV Markets report from Solarbuzz. The top five markets in this region—China, Japan, India, Australia, and South Korea—are projected to account for 3.3 GW of demand in 2011, with China and Japan leading the region.
Each major Asia Pacific country market is currently undergoing significant alterations to its policy structure. While China, India and Australia are building on-grid markets for the first time, Japan and South Korea face policy transitions that are re-stimulating their domestic demand over the next two years. Following the establishment of a manufacturing base that now accounts for approximately 50% of global production, China is stimulating its domestic demand through both national and provincial programs. This will cause China’s market to expand in 2011 by up to 174% over its 2010 level.
“Market growth expectations are high for the region, China and India in particular, as they each have multi-gigawatt project pipelines. However, the largest challenge facing many of these projects is the need to secure financing amidst a still evolving policy and regulatory environment,” said Craig Stevens, President of Solarbuzz. “If these policies are successful in delivering the projected growth for the Asia Pacific region, it will help offset the impact of incentive cuts across Europe.”
In terms of customer segments, growth will be led by utilities, forecast to become the largest customer segment as the markets move away from the current dominance of residential installations.
Figure 1. Customer Segmentation in Major Asia Pacific Markets
Source: Solarbuzz® 2011 Asia Pacific Major PV Markets report
PV Growth in Japan Stimulated by New Government Initiatives
With the implementation of a nationwide net feed-in tariff, the Japanese solar PV market is expected to install at least 1.29 GW of new PV capacity in 2011. This represents growth of approximately 35%, a sharp contrast to established European markets which are displaying low growth or even contraction during 2011. Non-residential installations, while not representing the majority of total capacity, are growing at more than twice the rate of residential system installations. Japan was the fourth largest PV market in the world in 2010, doubling for a second year in a row and installing 960 MW, thanks to re-launch of the nationwide residential incentive program and the net feed-in tariff. The Fukushima nuclear disaster has led to calls from domestic cell manufacturers to push for enhanced renewable energy policies. Meanwhile, the share of imported modules has grown more than 138% Y/Y, accounting for 13% of module shipments in Japan last year.
China PV Market Ready to Break GW Level
On-grid installations in China are projected to double in 2011 as Chinese incentive policies increase the pace of large and utility-scale PV installations. In 2010, 85% of demand in China was from projects larger than 1 MW and the latest temporary on-grid tariff announcement in Qinghai province will further boost shares of ground-mount utility projects in 2011. Programs such as the Golden Sun and Solar Rooftop programs maintain prominence going forward as developers continue to advance projects towards completion. Provincial FIT policies in Jiangsu and Shandong also made significant contributions to overall demand. With improving policy environments at both central and local government levels, as well as a near 10 GW project pipeline, the PV market in China is ready to deliver strong growth through 2015.
Strong Growth in India's On-Grid Market
The on-grid ground-mount segment is expected to lead the way in building India’s installed capacity, with installations expected to at least double in 2011. The National Solar Mission, as well as state level policies in Gujarat, Rajasthan, and Maharashtra are leading to strong growth, with these three states accounting for as much as 70% of the total Indian market in 2011. Armed with the goal of installing 22 GW of new solar capacity by 2022, the National Solar Mission has sanctioned 300 MW of on-grid PV capacity to be installed through 2011 and 2012, with an additional 300 MW to be allocated in 2H’11. Though the first round of projects has experienced setbacks due to high capital costs, low returns, and regulatory hurdles, a potential restructuring of project guidelines is likely to stimulate higher success rates of future projects. As of June 2011, the on-grid pipeline of projects targeted for completion by 2013 stood at 1.5 GW.
South Korea Moves Toward RPS
Although projected to contract in 2011 due to the phase-out of the country’s FIT program, longer-term growth potential in South Korea remains stable as new Renewable Portfolio Standards are implemented. The new RPS is expected to install 1.2 GW of new PV capacity over the next five years, although at a much slower pace than in past years. Decreased incentives under the FIT and RPS significantly slowed large ground-mount installations in 2010, paving the way for strong growth in the building-mount segments. This trend is expected to continue over the next few years, as the Korean government seeks to incentivize small and building-mount applications.
Australia PV Market Grows Despite Erratic Policy Movements
The Australian government’s latest energy policy takes the form of a carbon tax, which will transition to a cap-and-trade system in 2015. The introduction of this policy comes on the heels of several dramatic policy changes, including an increase in the rate of decline for Australia’s main PV incentive program, Solar Credits, and the implosion of several state-based feed-in tariff programs. The 431% market growth in 2010 came despite an attempt by the government to reign in demand for PV installations. The economics of PV systems have been enhanced by decreasing installed system costs, due to falling global module prices, an increasing number of accredited installers, and expectations of increasing retail electricity prices. New South Wales accounted for 44% of the national market, but now faces market disruption following cessation of the Solar Bonus Scheme in April. Fragmented and stop-start solar policies remain the largest stumbling block to long-term sustainable growth for the PV industry in Australia.
Solarbuzz Asia Pacific Major PV Markets Report Now Available
The Solarbuzz Asia Pacific Major PV Markets report provides detailed insight into the major Asia Pacific countries active in the PV market, with analysis on Japan, China, India, South Korea and Australia, including market segmentation, government policies, downstream acquisitions, project-by-project listings, investment economics, downstream market pricing and market forecasts. The report also examines data analysis and commercial insight into country specific PV market segments, making this report critical for sales and marketing decision-making for PV companies, equipment manufacturers, materials suppliers and PV systems integrators.
The 2011 Solarbuzz regional reports (European PV Markets, United States PV Market and Asia Pacific Major PV Markets) are now available—bringing clarity to this complex sales and market environment. Featuring more than 300 pages for each region, the reports focus on the key downstream sales and marketing agenda—helping to resolve the market challenges and identify future sales opportunities. Report content addresses market segmentation and also contains detailed reviews of PV incentive policies, PV project listings by segment (government, corporate and utility customers), downstream channel structure and volumes, financiers and PPA providers and terms, regional economics, downstream company activity and installed PV system pricing—concluding with a focus on the future via five-year market forecasts together with identification of short-term project-by-project order books.
To order Solarbuzz regional reports, contact us at our seven global locations, email us at contact@solarbuzz.com, or call Charles Camaroto at 1.516.625.2452 for more information.
About Solarbuzz
Solarbuzz, part of The NPD Group, is a globally recognized market research business focused on solar energy and photovoltaic industries. Since 2001, Solarbuzz has grown its client-base to include many of the largest global PV manufacturers, major investment banks, equipment manufacturers, materials suppliers, hedge fund companies, and a vast range of other multi-nationals. Solarbuzz offers a wide array of reports, including Marketbuzz, an annual global PV industry report, and Solarbuzz® Quarterly, which details both historical and forecast data on the global PV supply chain. The company’s research also provides annual downstream PV market reports by region for Europe, Asia Pacific and US markets. In addition, Solarbuzz.com is a recognized and respected online resource within the solar industry. For more information, visit www.solarbuzz.com or follow us on Twitter at @Solarbuzz.
About The NPD Group, Inc.
The NPD Group is the leading provider of reliable and comprehensive consumer and retail information for a wide range of industries. Today, more than 1,800 manufacturers, retailers, and service companies rely on NPD to help them drive critical business decisions at the global, national, and local market levels. NPD helps our clients to identify new business opportunities and guide product development, marketing, sales, merchandising, and other functions. Information is available for the following industry sectors: automotive, beauty, commercial technology, consumer technology, entertainment, fashion, food and beverage, foodservice, home, office supplies, software, sports, toys, and wireless. For more information, contact us or visit www.npd.com and www.npdgroupblog.com. Follow us on Twitter at @npdtech and @npdgroup.
Solarbuzz and Marketbuzz are registered trademarks of The NPD Group.
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Japanese and Chinese Markets Continue Strong Growth with New Policy Initiatives
SAN FRANCISCO, CALIF., July 27, 2011—Asia Pacific photovoltaic markets are set to grow rapidly and are projected to account for approximately one-quarter of global demand by 2015, up from 11% in 2010, according to the latest Asia Pacific Major PV Markets report from Solarbuzz. The top five markets in this region—China, Japan, India, Australia, and South Korea—are projected to account for 3.3 GW of demand in 2011, with China and Japan leading the region.
Each major Asia Pacific country market is currently undergoing significant alterations to its policy structure. While China, India and Australia are building on-grid markets for the first time, Japan and South Korea face policy transitions that are re-stimulating their domestic demand over the next two years. Following the establishment of a manufacturing base that now accounts for approximately 50% of global production, China is stimulating its domestic demand through both national and provincial programs. This will cause China’s market to expand in 2011 by up to 174% over its 2010 level.
“Market growth expectations are high for the region, China and India in particular, as they each have multi-gigawatt project pipelines. However, the largest challenge facing many of these projects is the need to secure financing amidst a still evolving policy and regulatory environment,” said Craig Stevens, President of Solarbuzz. “If these policies are successful in delivering the projected growth for the Asia Pacific region, it will help offset the impact of incentive cuts across Europe.”
In terms of customer segments, growth will be led by utilities, forecast to become the largest customer segment as the markets move away from the current dominance of residential installations.
Figure 1. Customer Segmentation in Major Asia Pacific Markets
Source: Solarbuzz® 2011 Asia Pacific Major PV Markets report
PV Growth in Japan Stimulated by New Government Initiatives
With the implementation of a nationwide net feed-in tariff, the Japanese solar PV market is expected to install at least 1.29 GW of new PV capacity in 2011. This represents growth of approximately 35%, a sharp contrast to established European markets which are displaying low growth or even contraction during 2011. Non-residential installations, while not representing the majority of total capacity, are growing at more than twice the rate of residential system installations. Japan was the fourth largest PV market in the world in 2010, doubling for a second year in a row and installing 960 MW, thanks to re-launch of the nationwide residential incentive program and the net feed-in tariff. The Fukushima nuclear disaster has led to calls from domestic cell manufacturers to push for enhanced renewable energy policies. Meanwhile, the share of imported modules has grown more than 138% Y/Y, accounting for 13% of module shipments in Japan last year.
China PV Market Ready to Break GW Level
On-grid installations in China are projected to double in 2011 as Chinese incentive policies increase the pace of large and utility-scale PV installations. In 2010, 85% of demand in China was from projects larger than 1 MW and the latest temporary on-grid tariff announcement in Qinghai province will further boost shares of ground-mount utility projects in 2011. Programs such as the Golden Sun and Solar Rooftop programs maintain prominence going forward as developers continue to advance projects towards completion. Provincial FIT policies in Jiangsu and Shandong also made significant contributions to overall demand. With improving policy environments at both central and local government levels, as well as a near 10 GW project pipeline, the PV market in China is ready to deliver strong growth through 2015.
Strong Growth in India's On-Grid Market
The on-grid ground-mount segment is expected to lead the way in building India’s installed capacity, with installations expected to at least double in 2011. The National Solar Mission, as well as state level policies in Gujarat, Rajasthan, and Maharashtra are leading to strong growth, with these three states accounting for as much as 70% of the total Indian market in 2011. Armed with the goal of installing 22 GW of new solar capacity by 2022, the National Solar Mission has sanctioned 300 MW of on-grid PV capacity to be installed through 2011 and 2012, with an additional 300 MW to be allocated in 2H’11. Though the first round of projects has experienced setbacks due to high capital costs, low returns, and regulatory hurdles, a potential restructuring of project guidelines is likely to stimulate higher success rates of future projects. As of June 2011, the on-grid pipeline of projects targeted for completion by 2013 stood at 1.5 GW.
South Korea Moves Toward RPS
Although projected to contract in 2011 due to the phase-out of the country’s FIT program, longer-term growth potential in South Korea remains stable as new Renewable Portfolio Standards are implemented. The new RPS is expected to install 1.2 GW of new PV capacity over the next five years, although at a much slower pace than in past years. Decreased incentives under the FIT and RPS significantly slowed large ground-mount installations in 2010, paving the way for strong growth in the building-mount segments. This trend is expected to continue over the next few years, as the Korean government seeks to incentivize small and building-mount applications.
Australia PV Market Grows Despite Erratic Policy Movements
The Australian government’s latest energy policy takes the form of a carbon tax, which will transition to a cap-and-trade system in 2015. The introduction of this policy comes on the heels of several dramatic policy changes, including an increase in the rate of decline for Australia’s main PV incentive program, Solar Credits, and the implosion of several state-based feed-in tariff programs. The 431% market growth in 2010 came despite an attempt by the government to reign in demand for PV installations. The economics of PV systems have been enhanced by decreasing installed system costs, due to falling global module prices, an increasing number of accredited installers, and expectations of increasing retail electricity prices. New South Wales accounted for 44% of the national market, but now faces market disruption following cessation of the Solar Bonus Scheme in April. Fragmented and stop-start solar policies remain the largest stumbling block to long-term sustainable growth for the PV industry in Australia.
Solarbuzz Asia Pacific Major PV Markets Report Now Available
The Solarbuzz Asia Pacific Major PV Markets report provides detailed insight into the major Asia Pacific countries active in the PV market, with analysis on Japan, China, India, South Korea and Australia, including market segmentation, government policies, downstream acquisitions, project-by-project listings, investment economics, downstream market pricing and market forecasts. The report also examines data analysis and commercial insight into country specific PV market segments, making this report critical for sales and marketing decision-making for PV companies, equipment manufacturers, materials suppliers and PV systems integrators.
The 2011 Solarbuzz regional reports (European PV Markets, United States PV Market and Asia Pacific Major PV Markets) are now available—bringing clarity to this complex sales and market environment. Featuring more than 300 pages for each region, the reports focus on the key downstream sales and marketing agenda—helping to resolve the market challenges and identify future sales opportunities. Report content addresses market segmentation and also contains detailed reviews of PV incentive policies, PV project listings by segment (government, corporate and utility customers), downstream channel structure and volumes, financiers and PPA providers and terms, regional economics, downstream company activity and installed PV system pricing—concluding with a focus on the future via five-year market forecasts together with identification of short-term project-by-project order books.
To order Solarbuzz regional reports, contact us at our seven global locations, email us at contact@solarbuzz.com, or call Charles Camaroto at 1.516.625.2452 for more information.
About Solarbuzz
Solarbuzz, part of The NPD Group, is a globally recognized market research business focused on solar energy and photovoltaic industries. Since 2001, Solarbuzz has grown its client-base to include many of the largest global PV manufacturers, major investment banks, equipment manufacturers, materials suppliers, hedge fund companies, and a vast range of other multi-nationals. Solarbuzz offers a wide array of reports, including Marketbuzz, an annual global PV industry report, and Solarbuzz® Quarterly, which details both historical and forecast data on the global PV supply chain. The company’s research also provides annual downstream PV market reports by region for Europe, Asia Pacific and US markets. In addition, Solarbuzz.com is a recognized and respected online resource within the solar industry. For more information, visit www.solarbuzz.com or follow us on Twitter at @Solarbuzz.
About The NPD Group, Inc.
The NPD Group is the leading provider of reliable and comprehensive consumer and retail information for a wide range of industries. Today, more than 1,800 manufacturers, retailers, and service companies rely on NPD to help them drive critical business decisions at the global, national, and local market levels. NPD helps our clients to identify new business opportunities and guide product development, marketing, sales, merchandising, and other functions. Information is available for the following industry sectors: automotive, beauty, commercial technology, consumer technology, entertainment, fashion, food and beverage, foodservice, home, office supplies, software, sports, toys, and wireless. For more information, contact us or visit www.npd.com and www.npdgroupblog.com. Follow us on Twitter at @npdtech and @npdgroup.
Solarbuzz and Marketbuzz are registered trademarks of The NPD Group.
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Price Collapse Stimulates US PV Market Growth in 2H’11, says Solarbuzz ..
US to Reach 12% Global Market Share by 2015
SAN FRANCISCO, CALIF., August 9, 2011—Despite a struggling domestic economy, the US solar photovoltaic (PV) market will double in 2011, according to the latest Solarbuzz® United States PV Market Report. 2011 growth rates vary significantly by market segment, an outcome of the vast movements in incentives and policies at the federal, state and local government level over the past 12 months.
“With rapid declines in factory gate prices over the past eight weeks as manufacturers and distributors focus on depleting module inventories, demand has picked up across residential, corporate and government segments,” noted Craig Stevens, President of Solarbuzz. “This acceleration is being supplemented by explosive utility demand and the rush to install before federal cash grants are scheduled to expire at the end of the year.”
The US is forecast to become the third-largest solar photovoltaic market, behind Germany and Italy in 2011. While the US currently comprises 5% of the world PV market, Solarbuzz projects an increase to 12% by 2015.
Policies and Incentives Boost PV Growth in US
US growth in solar has been supported by a combination of incentives and policies instituted at the federal, state and local levels. At the federal level, the Investment Tax Credit (ITC) and the Treasury Cash Grants continue to play an important role in stimulating investments in the PV industry. At the state level, among various policies, Renewable Portfolio Standards (RPS) are driving the expansion of the utilities segment, which increased from 17% of the on-grid PV market in 2009 to 31% in 2010.
In 2010, California still dominated the US PV market; however, the state’s share dropped to 30% from 50% in 2009. The state recently increased its RPS to 33%, positioning California for continued dominance in the US PV market. Following California were New Jersey, Arizona and Colorado. Newcomers to the state top 10 list in 2010 included Nevada, Pennsylvania and New Mexico. In fact, the largest PV project in the country to date, the 48 MW-AC Copper Mountain Solar Project, was built in Nevada in 2010, and the second-largest PV project, the 30 MW-AC Cimarron Solar, is in New Mexico.
Most of the states in the top 10 list incorporated drivers such as state RPS and compliance methods (including RFQs, rebate incentives, and REC financing) that influenced the dynamics and deployment of the market segment in each state. For example, Colorado demonstrated a relatively balanced market mix due to the available REC purchase incentives for residential and non-residential PV systems as well as utility RFQs for large systems. The non-residential PV segment dominated in New Jersey due to the prevalent SREC financing.
US Utility Market Segment Doubles Growth
Utility demand will continue to rise, accounting for close to 60% of the 2015 US on-grid PV market mix in the most aggressive Solarbuzz forecast scenario. Demand for the utility segment has been and will continue to be driven strongly by state RPS, in which state laws require electric utilities to use renewable energy in their portfolio of electricity sources by a specified deadline.
During 2010, the fast-growing utility segment started to cause major restricting of downstream channels, and project developers with or without EPC capability started to take some of the share from conventional PV integrators. The report also indicates a major shift in market share for module manufacturers during 2010, with China-headquartered manufacturers growing their share from 11% in 2009 to 37% in 2010. This rising presence of Chinese manufacturers encouraged direct sales between those manufacturers and system integrators as well as solar lease providers working in concert with system integrators. There are now ten major downstream channels to end-market, with 2010 demonstrating strong build in market share of project developers and direct utility procurement.
Not only was utility segment demand strong in 2010, but the strength of the project pipeline in the US confirms that its market share is likely to increase over the next few years. Instead of just two or three utility systems installing more than 10 MW in a single 12-month period—a typical pattern in recent years—2010 enjoyed 30 projects of 10 MW or more that either started or completed construction in the year. This represents just the start of a fundamental restructuring and reshaping of the US market, as utility-sized projects start to be the primary driver of demand growth.
Figure 1: 2011 On-Grid Market Segment Forecast
US Market Forecast to Grow to 6.4 GW by 2015
Within the next five years, Solarbuzz forecasts the market will grow to up to 6.4 GW depending on the scenario, representing a CAGR of up to 47%. The extension of the Treasury Cash Grant beyond the end of 2011 will be critical to keep fueling demand in the non-residential and utility segments. Without the extension, less capital will be available for large PV projects held back by a limited tax equity capability.
The 2011 Solarbuzz regional reports (Asia Pacific Major PV Markets, European PV Markets and United States PV Market) are now available—bringing clarity to this complex sales and market environment. Featuring more than 300 pages for each region, the reports focus on the key downstream sales and marketing agenda—helping to resolve the market challenges and identify future sales opportunities. Report content addresses market segmentation and also contains detailed reviews of PV incentive policies, PV project listings by segment (government, corporate and utility customers), downstream channel structure and volumes, financiers and PPA providers and terms, regional economics, downstream company activity and installed PV system pricing—concluding with a focus on the future via five-year market forecasts together with identification of short-term project-by-project order books.
To order Solarbuzz regional reports, contact us at our seven global locations, email us at contact@solarbuzz.com, or call Charles Camaroto at 1.516.625.2452 for more information.
Report Content Outlines:
Asia Pacific Major PV Markets
European PV Markets
United States PV Market
About Solarbuzz
Solarbuzz, part of The NPD Group, is a globally recognized market research business focused on solar energy and photovoltaic industries. Since 2001, Solarbuzz has grown its client-base to include many of the largest global PV manufacturers, major investment banks, equipment manufacturers, materials suppliers, hedge fund companies, and a vast range of other multi-nationals. Solarbuzz offers a wide array of reports, including Marketbuzz, an annual global PV industry report, and Solarbuzz® Quarterly, which details both historical and forecast data on the global PV supply chain. The company’s research also provides annual downstream PV market reports by region for Europe, Asia Pacific and US markets. In addition, Solarbuzz.com is a recognized and respected online resource within the solar industry. For more information, visit www.solarbuzz.com or follow us on Twitter at @Solarbuzz.
About The NPD Group, Inc.
The NPD Group is the leading provider of reliable and comprehensive consumer and retail information for a wide range of industries. Today, more than 1,800 manufacturers, retailers, and service companies rely on NPD to help them drive critical business decisions at the global, national, and local market levels. NPD helps our clients to identify new business opportunities and guide product development, marketing, sales, merchandising, and other functions. Information is available for the following industry sectors: automotive, beauty, commercial technology, consumer technology, entertainment, fashion, food and beverage, foodservice, home, office supplies, software, sports, toys, and wireless. For more information, contact us or visit www.npd.com and www.npdgroupblog.com. Follow us on Twitter at @npdtech and @npdgroup.
Solarbuzz and Marketbuzz are registered trademarks of The NPD Group.
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Price Collapse Stimulates US PV Market Growth in 2H’11, says Solarbuzz ..
US to Reach 12% Global Market Share by 2015
SAN FRANCISCO, CALIF., August 9, 2011—Despite a struggling domestic economy, the US solar photovoltaic (PV) market will double in 2011, according to the latest Solarbuzz® United States PV Market Report. 2011 growth rates vary significantly by market segment, an outcome of the vast movements in incentives and policies at the federal, state and local government level over the past 12 months.
“With rapid declines in factory gate prices over the past eight weeks as manufacturers and distributors focus on depleting module inventories, demand has picked up across residential, corporate and government segments,” noted Craig Stevens, President of Solarbuzz. “This acceleration is being supplemented by explosive utility demand and the rush to install before federal cash grants are scheduled to expire at the end of the year.”
The US is forecast to become the third-largest solar photovoltaic market, behind Germany and Italy in 2011. While the US currently comprises 5% of the world PV market, Solarbuzz projects an increase to 12% by 2015.
Policies and Incentives Boost PV Growth in US
US growth in solar has been supported by a combination of incentives and policies instituted at the federal, state and local levels. At the federal level, the Investment Tax Credit (ITC) and the Treasury Cash Grants continue to play an important role in stimulating investments in the PV industry. At the state level, among various policies, Renewable Portfolio Standards (RPS) are driving the expansion of the utilities segment, which increased from 17% of the on-grid PV market in 2009 to 31% in 2010.
In 2010, California still dominated the US PV market; however, the state’s share dropped to 30% from 50% in 2009. The state recently increased its RPS to 33%, positioning California for continued dominance in the US PV market. Following California were New Jersey, Arizona and Colorado. Newcomers to the state top 10 list in 2010 included Nevada, Pennsylvania and New Mexico. In fact, the largest PV project in the country to date, the 48 MW-AC Copper Mountain Solar Project, was built in Nevada in 2010, and the second-largest PV project, the 30 MW-AC Cimarron Solar, is in New Mexico.
Most of the states in the top 10 list incorporated drivers such as state RPS and compliance methods (including RFQs, rebate incentives, and REC financing) that influenced the dynamics and deployment of the market segment in each state. For example, Colorado demonstrated a relatively balanced market mix due to the available REC purchase incentives for residential and non-residential PV systems as well as utility RFQs for large systems. The non-residential PV segment dominated in New Jersey due to the prevalent SREC financing.
US Utility Market Segment Doubles Growth
Utility demand will continue to rise, accounting for close to 60% of the 2015 US on-grid PV market mix in the most aggressive Solarbuzz forecast scenario. Demand for the utility segment has been and will continue to be driven strongly by state RPS, in which state laws require electric utilities to use renewable energy in their portfolio of electricity sources by a specified deadline.
During 2010, the fast-growing utility segment started to cause major restricting of downstream channels, and project developers with or without EPC capability started to take some of the share from conventional PV integrators. The report also indicates a major shift in market share for module manufacturers during 2010, with China-headquartered manufacturers growing their share from 11% in 2009 to 37% in 2010. This rising presence of Chinese manufacturers encouraged direct sales between those manufacturers and system integrators as well as solar lease providers working in concert with system integrators. There are now ten major downstream channels to end-market, with 2010 demonstrating strong build in market share of project developers and direct utility procurement.
Not only was utility segment demand strong in 2010, but the strength of the project pipeline in the US confirms that its market share is likely to increase over the next few years. Instead of just two or three utility systems installing more than 10 MW in a single 12-month period—a typical pattern in recent years—2010 enjoyed 30 projects of 10 MW or more that either started or completed construction in the year. This represents just the start of a fundamental restructuring and reshaping of the US market, as utility-sized projects start to be the primary driver of demand growth.
Figure 1: 2011 On-Grid Market Segment Forecast
US Market Forecast to Grow to 6.4 GW by 2015
Within the next five years, Solarbuzz forecasts the market will grow to up to 6.4 GW depending on the scenario, representing a CAGR of up to 47%. The extension of the Treasury Cash Grant beyond the end of 2011 will be critical to keep fueling demand in the non-residential and utility segments. Without the extension, less capital will be available for large PV projects held back by a limited tax equity capability.
The 2011 Solarbuzz regional reports (Asia Pacific Major PV Markets, European PV Markets and United States PV Market) are now available—bringing clarity to this complex sales and market environment. Featuring more than 300 pages for each region, the reports focus on the key downstream sales and marketing agenda—helping to resolve the market challenges and identify future sales opportunities. Report content addresses market segmentation and also contains detailed reviews of PV incentive policies, PV project listings by segment (government, corporate and utility customers), downstream channel structure and volumes, financiers and PPA providers and terms, regional economics, downstream company activity and installed PV system pricing—concluding with a focus on the future via five-year market forecasts together with identification of short-term project-by-project order books.
To order Solarbuzz regional reports, contact us at our seven global locations, email us at contact@solarbuzz.com, or call Charles Camaroto at 1.516.625.2452 for more information.
Report Content Outlines:
Asia Pacific Major PV Markets
European PV Markets
United States PV Market
About Solarbuzz
Solarbuzz, part of The NPD Group, is a globally recognized market research business focused on solar energy and photovoltaic industries. Since 2001, Solarbuzz has grown its client-base to include many of the largest global PV manufacturers, major investment banks, equipment manufacturers, materials suppliers, hedge fund companies, and a vast range of other multi-nationals. Solarbuzz offers a wide array of reports, including Marketbuzz, an annual global PV industry report, and Solarbuzz® Quarterly, which details both historical and forecast data on the global PV supply chain. The company’s research also provides annual downstream PV market reports by region for Europe, Asia Pacific and US markets. In addition, Solarbuzz.com is a recognized and respected online resource within the solar industry. For more information, visit www.solarbuzz.com or follow us on Twitter at @Solarbuzz.
About The NPD Group, Inc.
The NPD Group is the leading provider of reliable and comprehensive consumer and retail information for a wide range of industries. Today, more than 1,800 manufacturers, retailers, and service companies rely on NPD to help them drive critical business decisions at the global, national, and local market levels. NPD helps our clients to identify new business opportunities and guide product development, marketing, sales, merchandising, and other functions. Information is available for the following industry sectors: automotive, beauty, commercial technology, consumer technology, entertainment, fashion, food and beverage, foodservice, home, office supplies, software, sports, toys, and wireless. For more information, contact us or visit www.npd.com and www.npdgroupblog.com. Follow us on Twitter at @npdtech and @npdgroup.
Solarbuzz and Marketbuzz are registered trademarks of The NPD Group.
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