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The Global Solar PV Industry – Historical, Present, and Future Generation Statistics to 2030

The Global Solar PV Industry – Historical, Present, and Future Generation Statistics to 2030

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Solar electricity generation has seen a remarkable growth in the past years. Technology is developing rapidly and manufacturers are increasingly able to offer solar technology at ever better prices. Carbon reduction commitments have also increased solar energy’s proliferation. Solar photovoltaics are probably the most benign method of power generation. They are silent, produce no emissions and use no fuel other than sunlight. The production of photovoltaics varies among manufacturers but PV technology is based on silicon, the second most common element on the earth’s surface. As used in PV modules, silicon is non-toxic.

Solar PV can provide electricity for many applications; for example, to drive water pumps for irrigation and drinking wells, or ventilation fans for air-cooling. Solar electricity consumption is on the rise in the power generation sector, and NRG Expert’s new Solar PV Industry intelligence product will give you the data and insights that are necessary to understand this growing market. We have researched the polar PV market to produce an in-depth database and accompanying market research report that focuses on the generation through the use of solar technology. This can include PV which is the main focus of the report, but the database also presents solar thermal power generation. The report and database combine NRG Expert’s research abilities with a keen understanding of the power generation landscape to give you a comprehensive look at the sector.

The Report outlines the structure of the solar PV industry; presenting definitions, the techniques, applications, the PV industry value chain, feedstocks, manufacturers and an overview of the renewable energy tariff and incentives and the role solar plays in this. The Database contains information on over

60 countries providing, where known, the installed (nameplate) generation capacity for solar PV and solar thermal installations. The data is presented in an annex to the report, and provided to you in a separate Microsoft Excel (.xlsx) workbook; for easy analysis and data manipulation.

Source:prnewswire
Anand Gupta Editor - EQ Int'l Media Network

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