“Between 1999 and 2007, the cumulative capacity of solar power grew by 962% to 12,374Mw. Between 2006 and 2007 alone, cumulative capacity grew by 45%…”

Solar power is on the verge of a major breakthrough in terms of short and mid-term deployment. In the longer term, several analyses have shown that solar energy could, albeit with enormous investment, eventually supply the greater part of global energy needs. Solar cell installation is being driven by incentives in several parts of the world and strong growth is expected to continue.

The Future of Solar Power report analyses the future of solar power generation. It examines the key technologies and the economics and efficiency of solar power generation systems. It looks specifically at a range off issues affecting the costs, efficiency and take up of solar photovoltaic power generation and solar thermal power generation as well as a brief consideration of other and emerging solar generation technologies.

Examine the future prospects for solar power generation technologies and assess their relative costs and efficiences with this new report…

This report will enable you to…

Understand the applications for solar power generation current and future power generation markets with this report’s examination of the key solar photovoltaic and solar thermal power generation technologies.

Assess the growth prospects for solar power generation using this report’s analysis of capacity growth for solar cells and the leading countries in terms of manufacturing and installation.

Benchmark key solar power generation technologies against other renewable and fossil fuel technologies in terms of their efficiency and costs.

Predict when solar power generation will become competitive based this report’s examination of how solar power generation uptake and technological developments are affecting the economics of solar power.

Some key questions answered by this report…

How fast is the market for solar power growing?

What are the key drivers and resistors of growth for solar power generation?

Which countries lead manufacturing and installation of solar power?

What are the leading manufacturers of solar cells?

What new solar thermal plants are in the pipeline and what impact might they have?

How competitive is solar power compared to other power generation technologies?

How will the economics of solar power change in the short and mid-term?

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