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Solar PV Report Ed 4 2006

Publication Date July 2006
Publisher ABS Energy Research
Product Type Report
Pages 128
ISBN Number not applicable
Product Code ABS00023
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Summary

SPV 2006 outlines the technology and the industry, with the applications of solar photovoltaics. The report analyses the changes and developments in the global markets and details the key findings. The consolidation of Japan and Germany as leaders, with the USA challenging again. The dramatic emergence of China as a world player, with ambitious expansion plans for Solar PV. The report asks fundamental questions and looks at key issues - is China set to become the most powerful competitor in the global market? Why the sudden withdrawal of Shell Solar and RWE from the solar PV sector? The continued entries of large Japanese corporations into the solar market?

Content

  • 1. Executive Summary
    • Japan
    • USA
    • Europe
    • Germany
    • Rest of the World
    • China
    • Outlook
  • 2. Introduction to Solar Photovoltaics
    • Solar energy
    • Solar thermal
    • Solar photovoltaics
    • Solar cell materials
    • Conditions of use of solar PV cells
    • Solar insolation
    • Cold weather
    • Cloud conditions
    • Isolated generation
    • PV and the environment
  • 3. Applications of Solar PV Technology
    • Simple PV systems
    • Buildings as energy systems and collectors of solar energy
    • PV with battery storage
    • Balance of system: storage
    • PV with generators
    • PV connected to utilities
    • Utility-scale power
    • Hybrid power systems
    • Distributed generation
  • 4. PV Industry Value Chain
    • Feedstock
    • Ingot and wafer production
    • Thin film
    • Solar cell and modules
    • Balance of system (BOS)
    • Vertically integrated companies
  • 5. Photovoltaic Feedstock - Silicon
    • Production of polysilicon in 2005
    • Future demand and supply
    • Cost pressure on feedstock process
    • Silicon prices
    • The raw polysilicon feedstock manufacturing process
    • Electronic grade silicon producers
    • Dedicated photovoltaic grade silicon production
    • Thin film
    • New developments
    • Silicon recycling
    • Companies involved in recycling silicon
    • Silicon recycling future development
  • 6. Installed Solar PV Generating Capacity
    • Germany
    • Japan
    • United States
    • China
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    • India
    • Austria
    • Italy
    • France
    • Spain
    • Netherlands
    • Australia
    • Canada
    • Mexico
    • Korea
  • 7. Installed Solar PV Capacity Projection to 2010
  • 8. Production of solar PV cells
    • Production capacity MW
  • 9. Manufacturers of Solar PV
    • Solar photovoltaic manufacturers
  • 10. National Solar Industries and Company Profiles
    • Japanese production
    • Production of silicon feedstock, ingots and wafers for solar cells
    • Manufacture of solar cells and modules
    • Japanese companies, the market leaders
    • Sharp Corporation
    • Kyocera
    • Sanyo Electric Company
    • MSK Corporation
    • Mitsubishi Electric
    • Mitsubishi Heavy Industries
    • Kaneka Solartech
    • Canon
    • Fuji Electric
    • Hitachi
    • Honda
    • Matsushita Ecology Systems
    • Showa Shell Sekiyu
    • Kobelco (Kobe Steel)
    • Housing construction companies
    • Daiwa House
    • Misawa Homes
    • Sekisui Heim
    • PanaHome Corporation
    • Silicon feedstock
    • Tokuyama Corporation
    • United States production
    • Production of silicon feedstock, ingots and wafers for solar cells
    • Production of photovoltaic cells and modules
    • USA companies, the market leaders
    • BP-Solar (formerly BP Solarex in the United States)
    • Shell Solar (USA-formerly Siemens Solar Industries
    • Schott Solar (formerly RWE Scott, and previously ASE Americas)
    • GE Energy
    • Evergreen Solar
    • First Solar LLC
    • SunPower Corporation
    • Ebara Solar
    • Solec International
    • United Solar Systems Corporation (USSC)
    • EPV Energy Photovoltaics Inc
    • Amonix
    • Entech
    • Germany
    • German production
    • Production of silicon feedstock, ingots and wafers for solar cells
    • Production of cells and modules
    • German companies, the market leaders
    • SolarWorld AG
    • Schott Solar (formerly RWE Schott Solar)
    • Q-Cells AG
    • ErSol
    • Sunways AG
    • Wrth Solar GmbH
    • Photovoltech
    • Spain
    • Isofotn
    • Atresa
    • BP Solar Espana
    • France
    • Photowatt International
    • Free Energy Europe S.A
    • Solems S.A.
    • Italy
    • Denmark
    • Netherlands
    • Norway
    • Austria
    • Sweden
    • Portugal
    • Belgium
    • Photovoltech
    • Switzerland
    • United Kingdom
    • China
    • Suntech Power Co Ltd
    • SunOasis Ltd
    • Baoding Yingli New Energy Resources Co Ltd
    • Shanghai Solar Energy Science & Technology Co Ltd
    • Nanjing PV-TECH Co Ltd
    • LDK Solar Hi-Tech Co Ltd
    • Other solar PV companies
    • Taiwan
    • Motech Solar
    • Sinonar Corp
    • E-TON Solartech Co Ltd
    • Green Energy Technology
    • Australia
    • Canada
    • Korea
  • 11. Products
    • Future trends
  • 12. Policy Landscape for Renewable Energy
    • Policy targets for renewable energy
    • Support systems in the EU
    • Feed-in tariffs
    • Green certificates
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    • Pure tendering
    • Tax incentives
    • Mixed systems
  • 13. Support Programmes for Solar Photovoltaics
    • US Federal and State incentives
    • SEIA Roadmap
    • Photovoltaics technology plan
    • Fundamental research
    • Advanced materials and devices
    • Technology development
    • Objectives of the programme
    • Near-term goals
    • Long-term goals
    • Japan
    • Prices
    • R&D Strategies
    • Long term targets after year 2010
    • Subsidy programme for residential PV systems
    • Europe
    • Germany
    • Industry support
    • National programme for consumers
    • Research, development and demonstration
    • Crystalline Silicon (Basic material R&D - cell and module development)
    • Finland
    • France
    • Future development
    • Italy
    • Netherlands
    • Research and development
    • Norway
    • Research and development
    • Spain
    • Research & development
    • Switzerland
    • Research, development and demonstration
    • Implementation
    • United Kingdom
    • The UK's National PV Programme consists of the following elements:
    • Research, development and demonstration
    • Applications
    • Australia
    • Canada
    • National programme
    • Government buildings
    • Research and development
    • China
    • India
    • Indonesia
    • Israel
    • Solar PV development
    • Projects
    • Industry involvement
    • Research and development
    • Kenya
    • Korea
    • Renewables and PV development plans
    • Research, development and demonstration
    • Industry status
    • South Africa
    • PV programmes
    • National Electrification Programme
    • Thailand
  • 14. Prices
  • 15. Forecasting a New Technology
    • Experience Curves and Progress Ratios (PR)
  • 16. Acknowledgements
  • List Of Tables
    • Table 4.1: Comprehensive listing of BOS categories
    • Table 4.2: PV industry production in 2004 by world region
    • Table 5.1: Production of electronic polysilicon in 2005, metric tons (MT)
    • Table 5.2: Production of electronic polysilicon in 2005 and 2010, metric tons (MT)
    • Table 5.3: Recycled silicon grades
    • Table 6.1: World Solar PV installed generating capacity, 1990 to 2005
    • Table 8.1: Solar PV production capacity 2002 to 2007, MW
    • Table 9.1: Solar cell production capacity of the leading manufacturers, 2002 to 2007, MW
    • Table 11.1: World cell/module production 2004 by cell technology MW
    • Table 12.1 EU plus Switzerland renewables support schemes
    • Table 12.2: Non-EU countries with renewable energy targets
    • Table 12.3: Countries with feed-in policies for renewables
    • Table 12.4: Cumulative number of countries/states/provinces enacting RPS policies
    • Table 13.1: Budgets for government support for solar PV development, 2004 (in euro and USD)
    • Table 13.2: The most common US support mechanisms
    • Table 13.3: Support mechanisms for solar PV installations in the EU countries and Switzerland
    • Table 14.1: Indicative module prices in national currencies /watt in selected countries,
    • Table 14.2: Indicative installed system prices in euro and US$ in selected countries in 2004 $/W.
  • List Of Figures
    • Figure 2.1: Global insolation levels
    • Figure 3.1: Distribution network conventional
    • Figure 3.2: Distribution network - with distributed generation
    • Figure 5.1: Production of electronic polysilicon annually from 2005 to 2010, metric tons (MT)
    • Figure 5.2: Polysilicon manufacturing and supply chain
    • Figure 6.1: Installed global solar PV generating capacity 1992 to 2005 by application
    • Figure 6.2: Global installed solar PV capacity
    • Figure 6.3: Installed global solar PV generating capacity 1992 to 2005 by country
    • Figure 6.4: Installed solar PV generating capacity of Germany, 1992 to 2005 by application
    • Figure 6.5: Installed solar PV generating capacity of Japan, 1992 to 2005 by application
    • Figure 6.6: Installed solar PV generating capacity of the USA, 1992 to 2005 by application
    • Figure 6.7: Installed solar PV generating capacity of China 1992 to 2005 by application
    • Figure 6.8: Installed solar PV generating capacity of India 1992 to 2005
    • Figure 6.9: Installed solar PV generating capacity of Austria 2005 by application
    • Figure 6.10: Installed solar PV generating capacity of Italy, 1992 to 2005 by application
    • Figure 6.11: Installed solar PV generating capacity of France 1992 to 2005 by application
    • Figure 6.12: Installed solar PV generating capacity of Spain 1992 to 2005 by application
    • Figure 6.13: Installed solar PV generating capacity of Netherlands to 2005 by application
    • Figure 6.14: Installed solar PV generating capacity of Australia, 1992 to 2005 by application
    • Figure 6.15: Installed solar PV generating capacity of Canada, 1992 to 2005 by application
    • Figure 6.16: Installed solar PV generating capacity of Mexico, 1992 to 2005 by application
    • Figure 6.17: Installed solar PV generating capacity of Korea, 1992 to 2004 by application
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    • Figure 7.1: Installed solar PV capacity 2004-2010
    • Figure 8.1: Production of solar PV cells 1990 to 2005, MW
    • Figure 9.1: Production by country, 1990 to 2005, MW
    • Figure 9.2: Growth of capacity by manufacturers, 2002 to 2005
    • Figure 9.3: Growth of capacity by manufacturers, 2005 to 2007
    • Figure 10.1: Sharp development concept
    • Figure 10.2: Sanyo Solar Ark
    • Figure 14.1: Price compared with shipments 1975-2005 $/watt
    • Figure 15.1: Price experience curve for PV modules