Jul 21 2010
The latest Solarbuzz Europe PV Markets 2010 report has predicted an unstable European solar PV market for the upcoming half decade since the PV policy outlook has been tightened. In this year’s first half, the solar PV market has been dominated by Germany’s incentive tariff reductions along with the emergence of lower module pricing through the last year.
In spite of the strong end-market demand that was higher by one-third in Germany during the first half of this year when compared to the same period last year, only in June 2010 did the price increase of the first PV module emerge. Cutbacks in the incentive levels have not sounded well for the solar PV market in Europe.
The Solarbuzz European PV markets 2010 report provides a five-year forecast on the European PV market and provides detailed analysis and clarity. It offers comprehensive analysis on nations such as the Czech Republic, Bulgaria, Belgium, Spain, Italy, Germany, France, Portugal and Greece including government policies, market segmentation, project-by-project listings, downstream market pricing, investment economics, downstream acquisitions and market forecasts.