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Clean Technology Analysis and Forecast to 2012 - Solar Photovoltaic

Report price : $ 2 344
Publication date : September 2008
Length : 340 pages

Clean Technology Analysis and Forecast to 2012 - Solar Photovoltaic

Clean Technology Analysis and Forecast to 2012 - Solar Photovoltaic

Summary

Clean Technology Analysis and Forecast to 2012: Solar PV report provides detailed analysis and forecasts of the Solar PV industry. Sub-chapters in the report detail historical and forecast statistics relating to the installed capacities, market structure and regulatory policies that govern the industry. It also provides information relating to the important technological, market, and research and development (R&D) trends on a global basis. The report also analyzes the key players and their strategies in the Solar PV market. The report provides trends and analysis of investments in the Solar PV market as well as deal summary and News flow for the last 6 months.

Scope

• The report provides a detailed analysis of the Solar Photovoltaic sector of the Clean Technology industry
• Key drivers and challenges for Solar technology.
• Key technological and Research & Development trends.
• Operations and strategies of key Solar market players.
• Market overview and forecasts of the key geographies.
• The policies and regulatory framework for each of the key regions.
• Trends and Investments in Solar PV market

Reasons to buy

• Gain the most up to date and in-depth information on the Solar PV market.
• Analyze the Solar PV market on a global scale.
• Identify the key growth technologies and opportunities within the Solar PV industry.
• Facilitate decision-making based on strong historic and forecast data.

1 Table of Contents
1 Table of Contents 2
1.1 List of Tables 15
1.2 List of Figures 17
2 Introduction 18
2.1 What is This Report About? 18
2.2 How to Use This Report? 18
2.3 Market Definition 18
3 Executive Summary 19
3.1 Overview 19
3.2 Solar Photovoltaic 20
4 Global Solar Photovoltaic Energy Market 21
4.1 Global Solar Photovoltaic Market 21
4.2 Global Solar PV Market Size and Growth, 2001-12 21
4.3 Global Solar PV Market, Top Countries, 2007 22
4.4 Global Solar PV Market, Cell Production, 2001-07 23
4.5 Global Solar PV Market, Top Cell Producers, 2007 24
5 Solar Photovoltaic Regional Market Trends 26
5.1 Europe 26
5.1.1 Solar PV in Europe, Market Size and Growth, 2001-12 26
5.1.2 Solar PV in Europe, Top Countries, 2007 27
5.1.3 Solar PV in Europe, Market Development in Key Countries 27
5.2 Asia-Pacific 39
5.2.1 Solar PV in Asia-Pacific, Market Size and Growth, 2001-12 39
5.2.2 Solar PV in Asia-Pacific, Top Countries, 2007 40
5.2.3 Solar PV in Asia-Pacific, Market Development in Key Countries 41
North America 49
5.2.4 Solar PV in North America, Market Size and Growth, 2001-12 49
5.2.5 Solar PV in North America, Top Countries, 2007 49
5.2.6 Solar PV in North America, Market Development in Key Countries 50
5.3 Central and South America 62
5.3.1 Solar PV in Central and South America, Market Size and Growth, 2001-12 63
5.3.2 Solar PV in Central and South America, Top Countries, 2007 63
5.3.3 Solar PV in Central and South America, Market Development in Key Countries 64
5.4 Africa and Middle East 69
6 Solar Photovoltaic, Technology and R&D Trends 71
6.1 Solar PV, Technology Analysis 71
6.1.1 Conventional Methods – Silicon Based 71
6.1.2 Thin Film Based 71
6.2 Solar PV, Key R&D Analysis 72
6.2.1 Solar PV, Key R&D Analysis, Overview 72
6.2.2 Solar PV, Key R&D Analysis in Germany 72
6.2.3 Solar PV, Key R&D Analysis in the US 73
6.2.4 Solar PV, Key R&D Analysis in Japan 74
7 Solar Photovoltaic, Cost Analysis 77
7.1.1 Solar PV, Cost Comparison With Other Renewable Technologies 77
8 Solar Photovoltaic, Key Drivers For Development 79
8.1 Environmental and Climate Change Concerns 79
8.2 Increasing Need for Secure Supply of Power 80
8.3 Supportive Policy and Regulatory Framework 81
8.3.1 Feed-in Tariff Policy 81
8.3.2 Renewable Energy Law (REL) 81
8.3.3 Renewable Portfolio Standards 81
8.3.4 Net Metering Laws 82
9 Solar Photovoltaic, Key Restraints For Growth 83
9.1 High Cost of Manufacturing Solar-electric Power Components 83
9.2 Inadequate Manufacturing Infrastructure to Increase Throughput and Yield 83
9.3 Need for Continuous Research and Development Efforts 83
9.4 Insufficient Development of Balance of Systems (BOS) 83
9.5 Institutional Barriers 84
10 Suntech Power Holdings Co., Ltd. Company Snapshot 85
10.1.1 Key Information 85
10.1.2 Company Overview 85
10.1.3 Financial Performance 85
10.1.4 SWOT Snapshot 85
10.2 Business Description 86
10.2.1 Business Overview 86
10.2.2 Photovoltaic Products 86
10.2.3 Major Products and Services 87
10.3 History 88
10.4 Business Strategy 91
10.4.1 Mission Statement 91
10.4.2 Strategy 91
10.4.3 Corporate Social Responsibility 91
10.5 SWOT Analysis 92
10.5.1 Overview 92
10.5.2 Suntech Power Holdings Co., Ltd. Strengths 93
10.5.3 Suntech Power Holdings Co., Ltd. Weaknesses 95
10.5.4 Suntech Power Holdings Co., Ltd. Opportunities 95
10.5.5 Suntech Power Holdings Co., Ltd. Threats 96
10.6 Competitors 97
10.7 Revenue Analysis 97
10.7.1 Revenue by Segment 98
10.7.2 Revenue by Geography 98
10.8 Share Holding Structure 99
10.9 Key Employees 100
10.10 Key Employee Biographies 101
10.11 Company Statement 103
10.12 Locations And Subsidiaries 106
10.12.1 Head Office 106
10.12.2 Other Locations & Subsidiaries 107
11 Renewable Energy Corporation ASA,Company Snapshot 108
11.1.1 Key Information 108
11.1.2 Company Overview 108
11.1.3 Financial Performance 108
11.1.4 SWOT Snapshot 108
11.2 Business Description 109
11.2.1 Business Overview 109
11.2.2 REC Silicon 109
11.2.3 REC Solar 110
11.2.4 REC Wafer 111
11.2.5 Major Products and Services 112
11.3 History 113
11.4 Business Strategy 115
11.4.1 Mission Statement 115
11.4.2 Strategy 115
11.4.3 Corporate Social Responsibility 115
11.5 SWOT Analysis 116
11.5.1 Overview 116
11.5.2 Renewable Energy Corporation ASA Strengths 117
11.5.3 Renewable Energy Corporation ASA Weaknesses 118
11.5.4 Renewable Energy Corporation ASA Opportunities 119
11.5.5 Renewable Energy Corporation ASA Threats 119
11.6 Competitors 120
11.7 Revenue Analysis 121
11.7.1 Revenue by Segment 121
11.7.2 Revenue by Geography 122
11.8 Share Holding Structure 123
11.9 Key Employees 124
11.10 Key Employee Biographies 125
11.11 Company Statement 127
11.12 Locations And Subsidiaries 129
11.12.1 Head Office 129
11.12.2 Other Locations & Subsidiaries 129
12 SolarWorld AG Company Snapshot 131
12.1.1 Key Information 131
12.1.2 Company Overview 131
12.1.3 Financial Performance 131
12.1.4 SWOT Snapshot 131
12.2 Business Description 132
12.2.1 Business Overview 132
12.2.2 Cells 133
12.2.3 Modules 134
12.2.4 Trade 135
12.2.5 Wafers 137
12.2.6 Major Products and Services 138
12.3 History 139
12.4 Business Strategy 141
12.4.1 Mission Statement 141
12.4.2 Strategy 141
12.4.3 Corporate Social Responsibility 142
12.5 SWOT Analysis 143
12.5.1 Overview 143
12.5.2 SolarWorld AG Strengths 144
12.5.3 SolarWorld AG Weaknesses 145
12.5.4 SolarWorld AG Opportunities 145
12.5.5 SolarWorld AG Threats 146
12.6 Competitors 147
12.7 Revenue Analysis 148
12.7.1 Revenue by Segment 148
12.7.2 Revenue by Geography 148
12.8 Share Holding Structure 149
12.9 Key Employees 149
12.10 Key Employee Biographies 150
12.11 Company Statement 152
12.12 Locations And Subsidiaries 153
12.12.1 Head Office 153
13 Evergreen Solar, Inc. Company Snapshot 154
13.1.1 Key Information 154
13.1.2 Company Overview 154
13.1.3 Financial Performance 154
13.1.4 SWOT Snapshot 154
13.2 Business Description 155
13.2.1 Business Overview 155
13.2.2 Solar Power Products 155
13.2.3 Major Products and Services 156
13.3 History 157
13.4 Business Strategy 159
13.4.1 Mission Statement 159
13.4.2 Strategy 159
13.5 SWOT Analysis 160
13.5.1 Overview 160
13.5.2 Evergreen Solar, Inc. Strengths 160
13.5.3 Evergreen Solar, Inc. Weaknesses 162
13.5.4 Evergreen Solar, Inc. Opportunities 162
13.5.5 Evergreen Solar, Inc. Threats 163
13.6 Competitors 164
13.7 Revenue Analysis 165
13.7.1 Revenue by Segment 165
13.7.2 Revenue by Geography 165
13.8 Share Holding Structure 166
13.9 Key Employees 166
13.10 Key Employee Biographies 167
13.11 Company Statement 168
13.12 Locations And Subsidiaries 171
13.12.1 Head Office 171
13.12.2 Other Locations & Subsidiaries 171
14 Q-Cells AG Company Snapshot 172
14.1.1 Key Information 172
14.1.2 Company Overview 172
14.1.3 Financial Performance 172
14.1.4 SWOT Snapshot 172
14.2 Business Description 173
14.2.1 Business Overview 173
14.2.2 Core Business 173
14.2.3 New Technologies 174
14.2.4 Major Products and Services 175
14.3 History 175
14.4 Business Strategy 176
14.4.1 Mission Statement 176
14.4.2 Corporate Social Responsibility 177
14.5 SWOT Analysis 178
14.5.1 Overview 178
14.5.2 Q-Cells AG Strengths 179
14.5.3 Q-Cells AG Weaknesses 180
14.5.4 Q-Cells AG Opportunities 180
14.5.5 Q-Cells AG Threats 181
14.6 Competitors 182
14.7 Revenue Analysis 183
14.7.1 Revenue by Segment 183
14.7.2 Revenue by Geography 183
14.8 Share Holding Structure 184
14.9 Key Employees 185
14.10 Key Employee Biographies 186
14.11 Company Statement 187
14.12 Locations And Subsidiaries 193
14.12.1 Head Office 193
14.12.2 Other Locations & Subsidiaries 193
15 SunPower Corporation Company Snapshot 194
15.1.1 Key Information 194
15.1.2 Company Overview 194
15.1.3 Financial Performance 194
15.1.4 SWOT Snapshot 194
15.2 Business Description 195
15.2.1 Business Overview 195
15.2.2 Components 195
15.2.3 Systems 196
15.2.4 Major Products and Services 198
15.3 History 199
15.4 Business Strategy 202
15.4.1 Mission Statement 202
15.4.2 Strategy 202
15.5 SWOT Analysis 203
15.5.1 Overview 203
15.5.2 SunPower Corporation Strengths 203
15.5.3 SunPower Corporation Weaknesses 205
15.5.4 SunPower Corporation Opportunities 206
15.5.5 SunPower Corporation Threats 206
15.6 Competitors 208
15.7 Revenue Analysis 210
15.7.1 Revenue by Segment 210
15.7.2 Revenue by Geography 210
15.8 Share Holding Structure 211
15.9 Key Employees 212
15.10 Key Employee Biographies 213
15.11 Company Statement 215
15.12 Locations And Subsidiaries 219
15.12.1 Head Office 219
15.12.2 Other Locations & Subsidiaries 220
16 Sunways AG Company Snapshot 221
16.1.1 Key Information 221
16.1.2 Company Overview 221
16.1.3 Financial Performance 221
16.1.4 SWOT Snapshot 221
16.2 Business Description 222
16.2.1 Business Overview 222
16.2.2 Solar Cells 222
16.2.3 Solar Systems 223
16.2.4 Major Products and Services 224
16.3 History 225
16.4 Business Strategy 227
16.4.1 Mission Statement 227
16.4.2 Strategy 227
16.5 SWOT Analysis 227
16.5.1 Overview 227
16.5.2 Sunways AG Strengths 228
16.5.3 Sunways AG Weaknesses 229
16.5.4 Sunways AG Opportunities 230
16.5.5 Sunways AG Threats 231
16.6 Competitors 232
16.7 Revenue Analysis 233
16.7.1 Revenue by Segment 233
16.7.2 Revenue by Geography 234
16.8 Key Employees 235
16.9 Key Employee Biographies 235
16.10 Company Statement 236
16.11 Locations And Subsidiaries 238
16.11.1 Head Office 238
17 Trina Solar Limited, Company Snapshot 239
17.1.1 Key Information 239
17.1.2 Company Overview 239
17.1.3 Financial Performance 239
17.1.4 SWOT Snapshot 239
17.2 Business Description 240
17.2.1 Business Overview 240
17.2.2 Non-Allocated 240
17.2.3 Solar Modules 241
17.2.4 Major Products and Services 242
17.3 History 243
17.4 Business Strategy 245
17.4.1 Mission Statement 245
17.4.2 Strategy 245
17.5 SWOT Analysis 246
17.5.1 Overview 246
17.5.2 Trina Solar Limited Strengths 246
17.5.3 Trina Solar Limited Weaknesses 247
17.5.4 Trina Solar Limited Opportunities 248
17.5.5 Trina Solar Limited Threats 249
17.6 Competitors 250
17.7 Revenue Analysis 251
17.7.1 Revenue by Segment 251
17.7.2 Revenue by Geography 251
17.8 Share Holding Structure 252
17.9 Key Employees 253
17.10 Key Employee Biographies 254
17.11 Locations And Subsidiaries 255
17.11.1 Head Office 255
17.11.2 Other Locations & Subsidiaries 255
18 Solon AG fuer Solartechnik Company Snapshot 256
18.1.1 Key Information 256
18.1.2 Company Overview 256
18.1.3 Financial Performance 256
18.1.4 SWOT Snapshot 256
18.2 Business Description 257
18.2.1 Business Overview 257
18.2.2 Components 257
18.2.3 System Technology 258
18.2.4 Major Products and Services 260
18.3 History 260
18.4 Business Strategy 262
18.4.1 Mission Statement 262
18.4.2 Strategy 263
18.5 SWOT Analysis 264
18.5.1 Overview 264
18.5.2 Solon AG fuer Solartechnik Strengths 264
18.5.3 Solon AG fuer Solartechnik Weaknesses 265
18.5.4 Solon AG fuer Solartechnik Opportunities 266
18.5.5 Solon AG fuer Solartechnik Threats 267
18.6 Competitors 267
18.7 Revenue Analysis 268
18.7.1 Revenue by Segment 268
18.7.2 Revenue by Geography 269
18.8 Share Holding Structure 269
18.9 Key Employees 270
18.10 Key Employee Biographies 270
18.11 Company Statement 271
18.12 Locations And Subsidiaries 273
18.12.1 Head Office 273
18.12.2 Other Locations & Subsidiaries 273
19 Solar PV Industry, Deal Summary 274
19.1 Solar PV Industry, Deal Value versus Volume Analysis, March – August 2008 274
19.2 Solar PV Industry, Featured Deals, August 2008 274
19.2.1 Nanosolar Secures $300 Million In Equity Financing 274
19.2.2 Ferro Announces Exercise Of Underwriters Over Allotment Option 275
19.2.3 Total Capital Prices Debt Offerig Of $150 Million 275
19.3 Solar PV Industry, Transactions By Deal Type, March 2008 – August 2008 275
19.4 Contribution of Private Equity / Venture Capital Towards Solar PV Industry 276
19.5 Solar PV Industry, Top PE Deals, March – August 2008 276
19.5.1 Riverstone Holdings And The AES Corporation Invest In AES Solar 276
19.5.2 Hudson Clean Energy Invests $75 Million In Recurrent Energy 277
19.5.3 Neo Solar Power Raises $47.5 Million From Daiwa Securities 277
19.5.4 ET Solar Group Completes $31 Million Private Equity Financing 277
19.6 Solar PV Industry, Top VC Deals, March – August 2008 277
19.6.1 Nanosolar Secures $300 Million In Equity Financing 277
19.6.2 Sulfurcell Raises $133.43 Million In Financing Round 277
19.6.3 SunEdison Raises $131 Million In Venture Capital Financing 277
19.6.4 AVA Solar Secures $104 Million In Second Round Of Venture Financing 277
19.7 Solar PV Industry, Deal Summary by Deal Type 278
19.8 Solar PV Industry, M&A Deals, March – August 2008 278
19.9 Solar PV Industry, Top M&A Deals, March – August 2008 278
19.9.1 Robert Bosch To Acquire Ersol Solar Energy 278
19.9.2 Schneider Electric To Acquire Xantrex Technology 279
19.9.3 GE and Grupo Corporativo To Invest $350 Million In Fotowatio 279
19.9.4 Entegris To Acquire Poco Graphite 279
19.9.5 Suntech Power Holdings Co Acquires Minority Stake In Nitol Solar 279
19.10 Solar PV Industry, Equity Offering Summary, March – August 2008 280
19.11 Solar PV Industry, Top Equity Offerings, March – August 2008 280
19.11.1 GCL Silicon Technology Files For An Initial Public Offering 280
19.11.2 GT Solar Prices Its Initial Public Offering 281
19.11.3 STR Holdings Files For An Initial Public Offering 281
19.11.4 ReneSola Prices Follow-On Public Offering Of 9 Million American Depositary Shares 281
19.11.5 Roth & Rau AG Completes Equity Financing Of $159.89 Million 281
19.12 Solar PV Industry, Debt Offerings Summary, March - August 2008 282
19.13 Solar PV Industry, Top Debt Offering, March – August 2008 282
19.13.1 Suntech Power Holdings Completes Private Placement Of $575 Million 282
19.13.2 Praxair Completes Public Offering Of $500 Million Seven Year Bonds 283
19.13.3 The Tokyo Electric Power Company Completes Public Offering Of $484.5 Million 283
19.13.4 JA Solar Holdings Completes Offering Of Senior Convertible Notes Of $400 Million 283
19.13.5 LDK Solar Completes $400 Million 4.75% Convertible Senior Notes Offering 283
19.13.6 SolFocus To Raise $60 Million To $80 Million In Series C Financing 283
19.14 Solar PV Industry, Deal Summary by Geography 284
19.14.1 Solar PV Industry, North America Region Deals, March – August 2008 284
19.14.2 Solar PV Industry, European Region Deals, March – August 2008 285
19.14.3 Solar PV Industry, Asia-Pacific Region Deals, March – August 2008 286
19.14.4 Solar PV Industry, Rest of the World Deals, March – August 2008 286
20 Financial Deals Landscape 287
20.1 Acquisition 287
21 Recent Developments 298
21.1 New Projects 298
21.1.1 Jul 26, 2008: Tata Power To Invest INR70-INR100 Billion In Renewable Energy Plant 332
21.1.2 Jul 25, 2008: DP&L Issues RFP For 38,000 MWh Of Renewable Energy 332
21.1.3 Jul 24, 2008: ZBB Signs MoU With Envision Solar For Solar Power Project In Africa 333
22 Appendix 337
22.1 Methodology 337
22.1.1 Coverage 337
22.1.2 Secondary Research 338
22.1.3 Primary Research 338
22.1.4 Expert Panel Validation 339
22.2 Contact Us 339
22.3 Disclaimer 339

1.1 List of Tables

Table 1: Global, Top 10 Cell Manufacturers, Based on Cell Production Capacity, MW, 2006-07 25
Table 2: Germany, Payment Structure for Different Types of PV Installations 31
Table 3: Germany, New Feed-in-Tariffs, 2004 33
Table 4: Spain, Feed-in-Tariffs, € / kWh, 2007 36
Table 5: Italy, Feed-in-Tariffs, EUR/kWh, 2007 38
Table 6: Global, Status of Renewable Technologies – Characteristics and Cost 77
Table 7: Global, Expected PV Generation Costs Across Major Cities in the World, €, 2006-30 78
Table 8: Suntech Power Holdings Co., Ltd.,Key Facts, 2007 85
Table 9: Suntech Power Holdings Co., Ltd., SWOT Analysis , 2007 93
Table 10: Suntech Power Holdings Co., Ltd., Revenue by Segment, USD Absolute, 2003-2007 98
Table 11: Suntech Power Holdings Co., Ltd., Revenue by Geography, USD Absolute, 2003-2007 98
Table 12: Suntech Power Holdings Co., Ltd., Share Holding Structure 99
Table 13: Suntech Power Holdings Co., Ltd., Key Employees, 2007 100
Table 14: Suntech Power Holdings Co., Ltd., Other Locations 107
Table 15: Suntech Power Holdings Co., Ltd., Subsidiaries 107
Table 16: Renewable Energy Corporation ASA,Key Facts, 2007 108
Table 17: Renewable Energy Corporation ASA, SWOT Analysis , 2007 116
Table 18: Renewable Energy Corporation ASA, Revenue by Segment, Norwegian Krone Thousand, 2003-2007 121
Table 19: Renewable Energy Corporation ASA, Revenue by Geography, Norwegian Krone Thousand, 2003-2007 122
Table 20: Renewable Energy Corporation ASA, Share Holding Structure 123
Table 21: Renewable Energy Corporation ASA, Key Employees, 2007 124
Table 22: Renewable Energy Corporation ASA, Subsidiaries 129
Table 23: SolarWorld AG,Key Facts, 2007 131
Table 24: SolarWorld AG, SWOT Analysis , 2007 143
Table 25: SolarWorld AG, Revenue by Segment, Euro Thousand, 2003-2007 148
Table 26: SolarWorld AG, Revenue by Geography, Euro Thousand, 2003-2007 149
Table 27: SolarWorld AG, Share Holding Structure 149
Table 28: SolarWorld AG, Key Employees, 2007 149
Table 29: Evergreen Solar, Inc.,Key Facts, 2007 154
Table 30: Evergreen Solar, Inc., SWOT Analysis , 2007 160
Table 31: Evergreen Solar, Inc., Revenue by Segment, USD Thousand, 2003-2007 165
Table 32: Evergreen Solar, Inc., Revenue by Geography, USD Thousand, 2003-2007 165
Table 33: Evergreen Solar, Inc., Share Holding Structure 166
Table 34: Evergreen Solar, Inc., Key Employees, 2007 166
Table 35: Evergreen Solar, Inc., Other Locations 171
Table 36: Q-Cells AG,Key Facts, 2007 172
Table 37: Q-Cells AG, SWOT Analysis , 2007 178
Table 38: Q-Cells AG, Revenue by Segment, Euro Million, 2003-2007 183
Table 39: Q-Cells AG, Revenue by Geography, Euro Million, 2003-2007 184
Table 40: Q-Cells AG, Share Holding Structure 184
Table 41: Q-Cells AG, Key Employees, 2007 185
Table 42: Q-Cells AG, Other Locations 193
Table 43: SunPower Corporation,Key Facts, 2007 194
Table 44: SunPower Corporation, SWOT Analysis , 2007 203
Table 45: SunPower Corporation, Revenue by Segment, USD Thousand, 2003-2007 210
Table 46: SunPower Corporation, Revenue by Geography, USD Thousand, 2003-2007 211
Table 47: SunPower Corporation, Share Holding Structure 211
Table 48: SunPower Corporation, Key Employees, 2007 212
Table 49: SunPower Corporation, Other Locations 220
Table 50: Sunways AG,Key Facts, 2007 221
Table 51: Sunways AG, SWOT Analysis , 2007 228
Table 52: Sunways AG, Revenue by Segment, Euro Thousand, 2003-2007 233
Table 53: Sunways AG, Revenue by Geography, Euro Thousand, 2003-2007 234
Table 54: Sunways AG, Key Employees, 2007 235
Table 55: Trina Solar Limited,Key Facts, 2007 239
Table 56: Trina Solar Limited, SWOT Analysis , 2007 246
Table 57: Trina Solar Limited, Revenue by Segment, USD Absolute, 2003-2007 251
Table 58: Trina Solar Limited, Revenue by Geography, USD Absolute, 2003-2007 252
Table 59: Trina Solar Limited, Share Holding Structure 252
Table 60: Trina Solar Limited, Key Employees, 2007 253
Table 61: Trina Solar Limited, Other Locations 255
Table 62: Solon AG fuer Solartechnik,Key Facts, 2007 256
Table 63: Solon AG fuer Solartechnik, SWOT Analysis , 2007 264
Table 64: Solon AG fuer Solartechnik, Revenue by Segment, Euro Thousand, 2003-2007 268
Table 65: Solon AG fuer Solartechnik, Revenue by Geography, Euro Thousand, 2003-2007 269
Table 66: Solon AG fuer Solartechnik, Share Holding Structure 269
Table 67: Solon AG fuer Solartechnik, Key Employees, 2007 270
Table 68: Solon AG fuer Solartechnik, Other Locations 273
Table 69: Solon AG fuer Solartechnik, Subsidiaries 273

1.2 List of Figures
Figure 1: Global, Cumulative and Annual Solar PV Installed Capacity, MW, 2001-12 21
Figure 2: Global, Cumulative Solar PV Installed Capacity by Major Regions, %, 2007 23
Figure 3: Global, Solar PV Cell Production, MWp, 2001-07 24
Figure 4: Global, Top Solar Cell Producers Market Share, %, 2007 24
Figure 5: Europe, Cumulative and Annual Solar PV Installed Capacity, MW, 2001-12 26
Figure 6: Europe, Top 5 Countries, Total Cumulative Solar PV Installed Capacity, MWp, 2007 27
Figure 7: Germany, Cumulative and Annual Solar PV Installed Capacity, MWp, 2001-12 28
Figure 8: Germany, Impact of German Laws on the Country’s Cumulative Solar PV Installed Capacity, 2000-07 34
Figure 9 Spain, Cumulative and Annual Solar PV Installed Capacity, MWp, 2001-12 35
Figure 10: Italy, Cumulative and Annual Solar PV Installed Capacity, MWp, 2001-12 37
Figure 11: Asia-Pacific, Cumulative and Annual Solar PV Installed Capacity, MW, 2001-12 39
Figure 12: Asia-Pacific, Top 3 Countries, Total Cumulative Solar PV Installed Capacity, MW, 2007 40
Figure 13: Japan, Cumulative and Annual Solar PV Installed Capacity, MW, 2001-12 41
Figure 14: China, Cumulative and Annual Solar PV Installed Capacity, MW, 2001-12 45
Figure 15: Australia, Cumulative and Annual Solar PV Installed Capacity, MW, 2001-12 46
Figure 16: North America, Cumulative and Annual Solar PV Installed Capacity, MW, 2001-12 49
Figure 17: North America, Top 3 Countries, Total Cumulative Solar PV Installed Capacity, MW, 2007 50
Figure 18: The US, Cumulative and Annual Solar PV Installed Capacity, MW, 2001-12 51
Figure 19: Canada, Cumulative and Annual Solar PV Installed Capacity, MW, 2001-12 59
Figure 20: Mexico, Cumulative and Annual Solar PV Installed Capacity, MW, 2001-12 61
Figure 21: Central and South America, Cumulative and Annual Solar PV Installed Capacity, MW, 2001-12 63
Figure 22: Central and South America, Top 2 Countries, Total Cumulative Solar PV Installed Capacity, MW, 2007 64
Figure 23: Brazil, Cumulative and Annual Solar PV Installed Capacity, MW, 2001-12 65
Figure 24: Argentina, Cumulative and Annual Solar PV Installed Capacity, MW, 2001-12 68
Figure 25: Africa, Regional Market Share for Solar PV, 2007 70
Figure 26: Global, World CO2 Emissions, Million Metric Tons 79
Figure 27: Global, World Projected Energy Demand, Mtoe 80
Figure 28: Solar PV Industry, Deal Value and Volume, March 2008 – August 2008 274
Figure 29: Solar PV Industry, Deal Volume by Type, March - August 2008 275
Figure 30: Solar PV Industry, Private Equity and Venture Capital, Deal Value and Volume, March 2008 – August 2008 276
Figure 31: Solar PV Industry, M&A Transactions, Deal Value and Volume, March 2008 – August 2008 278
Figure 32: Solar PV Industry, Equity Transactions,, Deal Value and Volume, March 2008 – August 2008 280
Figure 33: Solar PV Industry, Debt Transactions,, Deal Value and Volume, March 2008 – August 2008 282
Figure 34: Solar PV Industry, North America Region Deals, Deal Value and Volume, March 2008 – August 2008 284
Figure 35: Solar PV Industry, European Region Deals, Deal Value and Volume, March 2008 – August 2008 285
Figure 36: Solar PV Industry, Asia-Pacific Region Deals, Deal Value and Volume, March 2008 – August 2008 286
Figure 37: Global Markets Direct Methodology 337

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Industries : Renewable energy

Smart Energy Home

$ 495
January 2008

The term ``smart energy`` refers to the approach of using the most cost effective long term products to satisfy home residents' needs of energy. Cost and resource effective usage may come from purchasing new products that were originally manufactured to achieve energy savings, and/or employing effec ...

Industries : Renewable energy, Home Building and Improvement

Worldwide Solar Cell Manufacturing Facilities and Production Capacity 2007-2013

$ 998
August 2008

Large-scale solar power generation projects are being constructed in various countries worldwide, including Middle East oil-producing countries. It's a sign of the times in view of the fact that the global environmental problem and the historical rise in the price of crude oil are restraining oil co ...

Industries : Renewable energy

Photovoltaics: Global Markets and Technologies

$ 4 850
December 2007

This report contains: Descriptions of various types of photovoltaics (PV) technologies including monocrystalline silicon, multicrystalline silicon, thin films (e.g. amorphous silicon, cadmium telluride, copper indium diselenide) and compound semiconductor materials (e.g. gallium arsenide); Discussio ...

Industries : Renewable energy

Biorefinery Technologies and Products Volume 1

$ 4 850
July 2007

While biofuels account for just 1% of world fuel consumption for transportation and the substitution of oil-based fuels is only 1.8% in the United States, in Brazil it reaches 20%. Latin America is one of the regions with the most potential to offer biofuels given its climatic advantages combined wi ...

Industries : Renewable energy

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