[Emerging markets to grow to 12 GW p.a. by 2017]
IHS has plotted the shift away from established markets towards emerging markets in its latest photovoltaic market report. It has forecast cumulative demand of around 30 GW to be delivered by the emerging markets over the next four years.
While subsidy cuts are predicted see photovoltaic demand fall away in established markets such as Germany, increasing activity in emerging markets have held some hope for the photovoltaic industry. This trend has been quantified in a new study, the "IHS Emerging Markets Study," which was released today.
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By: Jonathan Gifford
IHS has plotted the shift away from established markets towards emerging markets in its latest photovoltaic market report. It has forecast cumulative demand of around 30 GW to be delivered by the emerging markets over the next four years.
While subsidy cuts are predicted see photovoltaic demand fall away in established markets such as Germany, increasing activity in emerging markets have held some hope for the photovoltaic industry. This trend has been quantified in a new study, the "IHS Emerging Markets Study," which was released today.
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By: Jonathan Gifford