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Market Research Report

THE FUTURE OF FLEXIBLE AND THINFILM PHOTOVOLTAICS - MARKET AND TECHNOLOGY FORECASTS TO 2019

Published by Pira International
Published August, 2009 Product code 92291
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THE FUTURE OF FLEXIBLE AND THINFILM PHOTOVOLTAICS - MARKET AND TECHNOLOGY FORECASTS TO 2019 published by Pira International in August, 2009. This report price starts from US $ 5425.

Introduction

Abstract

REPORT SUMMARY

Flexible and thin-film photovoltaic (PV) cells are approaching efficiencies of 20%, and are rapidly closing the performance and cost gap on bulk silicon PV cells. The Future of Flexible and Thin-Film Photovoltaics provides in-depth data and analysis of the flexible and thin-film PV cells market, broken down by cell type, end use and region. This brand new market report also outlines cutting-edge technology developments and drivers, and details the drivers and challenges shaping the future of the industry. It also takes an in-depth look at the opportunities for PV material and chemical suppliers. With 10 year forecasts, the report will help those working in the industry meet today' s challenges as well as target future opportunities in key sectors.

FIND OUT ABOUT

  • The worldwide market for flexible and thin-film PV cells
  • Cutting-edge technology developments
  • Opportunities for chemical and material suppliers

METHODOLOGY

The Future of Flexible and Thin-Film Photovoltaics is based on extensive primary and secondary research gathered from multiple sources. Primary research consisted of interviews and discussions with a cross-section of industry experts. In addition, data sources included published literature and statistics, in-house market and technology reports, conference presentations, company information and industry associations.

WHAT DO YOU GET?

  • Quantitative market data and 10 year forecasts for the global photovoltaics industry broken down by cell type, end use and region
  • Details of cutting-edge technologies and developments including CIS and CIGS, nanotubes and flexible substrates
  • Analysis of the drivers and challenges shaping the industry including government incentives, grid parity and competition from wafer-based silicon

HOW WILL THIS MARKET INTELLIGENCE REPORT BENEFIT YOU?

  • Find out what the future holds for the industry with strategic forecasts to 2019
  • G et details of the opportunities available to chemical and material suppliers
  • G et to grips with the latest technology developments and the opportunities they represent

WHO SHOULD BUY THIS REPORT?

  • Photovoltaic materials suppliers
  • Solar cell and module manufacturers
  • Systems integrators
  • Solar product designers
  • Equipment manufacturers
  • Business planners, analysts and investors

WHAT' S INCLUDED IN THE PRICE?

  • One hard copy of report couriered to you (see order form for postage costs) on publication date
  • CD-Rom with searchable PDF
  • G lobal intranet licence allowing everyone in your organisation electronic access to the study

Table of Contents

EXECUTIVE SUMMARY

INTRODUCTION AND METHODOLOGY

  • Scope
  • Report objective
  • Methodology
  • List of definitions

Cuting-edge technolo gy developments and drivers

  • Developments in thin-film PV materials
    • Amorphous and nanocrystalline silicon
    • Cadmium telluride
    • CIS and CIGS
    • Dye-sensitised
    • Conducting polymer
    • Nanotubes
    • Flexible substrates
      • Glass, plastic, metal foil

Drivers and challenges

  • G overnment incentives
  • Utility interest in solar
  • Economic downturn
  • Energy and cell costs
  • G rid parity
  • Module production and oversupply
  • Conversion efficiencies
  • Raw materials
  • Competition from wafer-based silicon
  • Applications

Flexible and thinfilm PV market by cell type

  • Inorganic thin film
    • Glass substrate
      • Silicon
      • CdTe
      • CIGS
      • GaAs multijunction
    • Flexible substrate
      • Silicon
      • CdTe
      • CIGS
      • GaAs
      • Germanium
  • Organic thin film
    • Bulk heterojunction
      • Organic and fullerenes
      • Organic and TiO2
    • Dye sensitised
      • Organic
      • Dye
      • Electrode
    • Stacked cell

Flexible and thinfilm PV market by end use

  • Buildings
    • Residential
    • Commercial
    • Industrial
  • Building-integrated PV
    • Roofing
    • Facade
    • Architectural glass
  • Consumer electronics and chargers
  • G rid-connected power generation
  • Military and emergency applications
  • Textiles and coatings

Flexible and thinfilm PV market by re gion

  • Asia-Pacific
    • Australia
    • China
    • India
    • Japan
    • Korea
    • Taiwan
  • Europe
    • France
    • G ermany
    • Italy
    • Norway
    • Spain
    • The Netherlands
    • UK
  • North America
    • Canada
    • US

Opportunities for chemical and material supliers

  • Absorber layers
  • Buffer layers
  • Conductive layers
  • Conductive polymers
  • Contact materials
  • Encapsulants and barrier coatings
  • Indium, Gallium, Cadmium, Tellurium
  • Silicon (amorphous, microcrystalline)
  • Substrates (metal, polymer, ceramic, glass)
  • Other (e.g. nanotubes, silicon inks, quantum dots)

Tables and figures

  • PV family tree
  • PV value chain
  • Technology transition for photovoltaic efficiencies
  • Materials used in flexible and thin-film PV production
  • Technology transition for flexible and thinfilm PV materials
  • Flexible and thin-film PV processes
  • Technology transition for flexible and thinfilm PV processes
  • Production cost comparison of flexible and thin-film PV with silicon-based PV
  • Efficiency comparison of flexible and thin-film PV with silicon-based PV
  • Lifetime comparison of flexible and thin-film PV with silicon-based PV
  • Comparison of flexible and thin-film PV technologies
  • Flexible and thin-film PV market forecast, 2009 - 19 (e million)
  • PV technology by application
  • Photovoltaic sales by application sector
  • Photovoltaic production by cell type
  • Photovoltaic installations by region
  • Conductivities of metals used in photovoltaic devices
  • Thin film on glass: cost per square metre of photovoltaic materials
  • Solar cell cost per watt by technology
  • Power consumption and area of typical electronic devices
  • Flexible and thin-film PV market by cell type, 2009 - 19 (MW)
  • Flexible and thin-film PV market by cell type, 2009 - 19 (e million)
  • Flexible and thin-film PV market by application, 2009 - 19 (MW)
  • Flexible and thin-film PV market by application, 2009 - 19 (e million)
  • Flexible and thin-film PV market by region, 2009 - 19 (MW)
  • Flexible and thin-film PV market by region, 2009 - 19 (e million)
  • Flexible and thin-film PV materials market, 2009 - 19 (e million)

Press Release

Flexible and thin-film photovoltaic (PV) cells are approaching efficiencies of 20%

January 22nd, 2010

Global Information would like to present a market research report, "THE FUTURE OF FLEXIBLE AND THINFILM PHOTOVOLTAICS - MARKET AND TECHNOLOGY FORECASTS TO 2019 " by Pira International.

This report provides in-depth data and analysis of the flexible and thin-film PV cells market, broken down by cell type, end use and region. This brand new market report also outlines cutting-edge technology developments and drivers, and details the drivers and challenges shaping the future of the industry. It also takes an in-depth look at the opportunities for PV material and chemical suppliers. With 10 year forecasts, the report will help those working in the industry meet todays challenges as well as target future opportunities in key sectors.

This report also includes:

  • Quantitative market data and 10 year forecasts for the global photovoltaics industry broken down by cell type, end use and region
  • Details of cutting-edge technologies and developments including CIS and CIGS, nanotubes and flexible substrates
  • Analysis of the drivers and challenges shaping the industry including government incentives, grid parity and competition from wafer-based silicon

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