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The US Solar PV Module Market
Description:
This report addresses the US solar photovoltaic module market .
The study segments the market by application and by module types and has provided market revenue forecasts, and revenue shares.
It also provides a snapshot profile on the key participants in this segment.
This market research report provides marketing and technical executives a comprehensive assessment of the US solar PV module market. The report provides in-depth analysis of the market and shows growth projections for the period 2008 – 2013.
The solar power industry is one of the industries with tremendous growth potential as it currently constitutes only a small fraction of the world’s energy output. Solar power is capital intensive, with relatively high upfront investments, low operating expenses and a fairly stable long-term energy output and cash flow. In the current economic scenario, for short-term market development, lower availability of up-front investments has probably become the most dominant factor. In addition to the number of sun hours, demand for solar power in individual regions depends largely on incentive structures, interest rates, energy/electricity prices, and purchasing power.
Market Overview
US being a major player in the solar PV market have witnessed tremendous growth due to the state and federal government’s supportive policies for the solar PV technology. Various economic incentive programs by the state and federal governments such as the Investment Tax Credit (ITC) programs is likely to help boost efforts like solar loan programs and renewable portfolio standards (RPS), and further drive investments into the solar PV industry.
For more information on this report, please see the sample below.
The study segments the market by application and by module types and has provided market revenue forecasts, and revenue shares.
It also provides a snapshot profile on the key participants in this segment.
This market research report provides marketing and technical executives a comprehensive assessment of the US solar PV module market. The report provides in-depth analysis of the market and shows growth projections for the period 2008 – 2013.
The solar power industry is one of the industries with tremendous growth potential as it currently constitutes only a small fraction of the world’s energy output. Solar power is capital intensive, with relatively high upfront investments, low operating expenses and a fairly stable long-term energy output and cash flow. In the current economic scenario, for short-term market development, lower availability of up-front investments has probably become the most dominant factor. In addition to the number of sun hours, demand for solar power in individual regions depends largely on incentive structures, interest rates, energy/electricity prices, and purchasing power.
Market Overview
US being a major player in the solar PV market have witnessed tremendous growth due to the state and federal government’s supportive policies for the solar PV technology. Various economic incentive programs by the state and federal governments such as the Investment Tax Credit (ITC) programs is likely to help boost efforts like solar loan programs and renewable portfolio standards (RPS), and further drive investments into the solar PV industry.
For more information on this report, please see the sample below.
Contents:
Executive Summary
Introduction
Market Overview
Revenue and Market Forecasts
Analysis by Module Type
Monocrystalline silicon
Polycrystalline silicon
Thin Films
Pricing
Analysis by Application type
Competition
Chapter 1: Introduction to the US Solar PV Module Market
1.1 Introduction
1.2 Industry / Research Definitions and Scope
1.3 Research Methodology
1.4 Industry Overview
1.5 Components of Solar Panels
Chapter 2: Analysis of the Total US Solar PV Module Market
2.1 Market Overview of US Solar PV Module Market
2.2 Solar PV Technology
2.2.1 Photovoltaic technologies
2.3 Trends
2.4 Alternatives to silicon
2.5 Recycling
2.6 Factors triggering solar market
2.7 Grid Parity
2.8 Market Challenges
2.9 Factors Impacting Growth
2.10 Pricing
2.10.1 Solar Module Prices in US
2.11 Trends
2.11.1 Technology trends in Solar cells
2.12 Competitive Landscape
2.12.1 The Solar Power Industry Value Chain
2.12.2 Competitive Environment
2.12.3 Key Competitive Factors
2.12.4 Barriers to Entry
2.13 Distribution
2.14 Geographic Trends
2.15 End user Applications
2.15.1 Grid Applications
2.15.2 Grid Connected – Commercial
2.15.3 Grid connected – Residential
2.15.4 Grid Connected – Utility Scale
2.15.5 Policies/ Amendments driving Grid-Connectivity
2.15.6 Off - Grid Applications
Chapter 3: Regulations and Incentives in US Solar PV Module Market
3.1 Introduction
3.1.1 Department of Interior – Freeing Federal Lands
3.2 Incentives in Residential PV
3.2.1 State of California
3.2.2 State of New York
3.3 Solar Renewable Energy Certificates (SREC)
3.4 Tax Incentives Available for Residential PV
3.4.1 Federal Tax Incentives for Residential Solar
3.4.2 State and Local Tax Incentives for Residential Solar
3.5 Emerging Financial Structures for Residential PV
3.5.1 Residential PV Financing
3.5.2 Third - party Ownership and Solar Lease
3.5.3 New Jersey PSE&G Solar Loan Program
3.6 Financial Incentives by States
3.6.1 Washington
3.6.2 Colorado
3.6.3 New Jersey
3.6.4 Arizona
3.6.5 California
3.6.6 New York
3.6.7 Florida
Chapter 4: Key Competitor Profiles
4.1 Sun Power Corporation
4.2 Sharp Corporation
4.3 First Solar
4.4 Sun Tech Power
4.5 Evergreen Solar
4.6 Mitsubishi Electric
4.7 BP Solar
4.8 Kyocera Solar
4.9 Sanyo Electric
4.10 Solar World
Chapter 5: Conclusion
Introduction
Market Overview
Revenue and Market Forecasts
Analysis by Module Type
Monocrystalline silicon
Polycrystalline silicon
Thin Films
Pricing
Analysis by Application type
Competition
Chapter 1: Introduction to the US Solar PV Module Market
1.1 Introduction
1.2 Industry / Research Definitions and Scope
1.3 Research Methodology
1.4 Industry Overview
1.5 Components of Solar Panels
Chapter 2: Analysis of the Total US Solar PV Module Market
2.1 Market Overview of US Solar PV Module Market
2.2 Solar PV Technology
2.2.1 Photovoltaic technologies
2.3 Trends
2.4 Alternatives to silicon
2.5 Recycling
2.6 Factors triggering solar market
2.7 Grid Parity
2.8 Market Challenges
2.9 Factors Impacting Growth
2.10 Pricing
2.10.1 Solar Module Prices in US
2.11 Trends
2.11.1 Technology trends in Solar cells
2.12 Competitive Landscape
2.12.1 The Solar Power Industry Value Chain
2.12.2 Competitive Environment
2.12.3 Key Competitive Factors
2.12.4 Barriers to Entry
2.13 Distribution
2.14 Geographic Trends
2.15 End user Applications
2.15.1 Grid Applications
2.15.2 Grid Connected – Commercial
2.15.3 Grid connected – Residential
2.15.4 Grid Connected – Utility Scale
2.15.5 Policies/ Amendments driving Grid-Connectivity
2.15.6 Off - Grid Applications
Chapter 3: Regulations and Incentives in US Solar PV Module Market
3.1 Introduction
3.1.1 Department of Interior – Freeing Federal Lands
3.2 Incentives in Residential PV
3.2.1 State of California
3.2.2 State of New York
3.3 Solar Renewable Energy Certificates (SREC)
3.4 Tax Incentives Available for Residential PV
3.4.1 Federal Tax Incentives for Residential Solar
3.4.2 State and Local Tax Incentives for Residential Solar
3.5 Emerging Financial Structures for Residential PV
3.5.1 Residential PV Financing
3.5.2 Third - party Ownership and Solar Lease
3.5.3 New Jersey PSE&G Solar Loan Program
3.6 Financial Incentives by States
3.6.1 Washington
3.6.2 Colorado
3.6.3 New Jersey
3.6.4 Arizona
3.6.5 California
3.6.6 New York
3.6.7 Florida
Chapter 4: Key Competitor Profiles
4.1 Sun Power Corporation
4.2 Sharp Corporation
4.3 First Solar
4.4 Sun Tech Power
4.5 Evergreen Solar
4.6 Mitsubishi Electric
4.7 BP Solar
4.8 Kyocera Solar
4.9 Sanyo Electric
4.10 Solar World
Chapter 5: Conclusion
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