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Feed-in tariff changes are to negatively impact photovoltaic (PV) installations in France, Belgium, Spain and Czech Republic in 2011, according to a new report from iSuppli Corp. However, the robust and stronger than expected growth of the German market for 2010 and 2011 will keep overall installations figures up compared with previous years. The market research firm expects worldwide installations in 2010 will amount to 15.8GW up from iSuppli’s previous outlook of 14.2GW, representing 118.7% growth from 7.2GW installed in 2009. In 2011 installations will amount to 19.3GW, down slightly from its previous forecast of 20.2GW.

“Germany’s solar business—the world’s largest market—grew at an extraordinary rate in the second quarter of 2010, causing PV installations to exceed expectations during the first half of the year,” said Stefan de Haan, senior analyst, for iSuppli. “In the first half, Germany installed 3.9GW worth of solar systems. Germany’s surprising performance was driven by excellent investment conditions and demand pull-forward prior to a cut of the country’s Feed-in-Tariff (FIT) incentive program in July.”

The strong market performance next year is expected to by a seasonal slowdown in installations during the first six months of 2011, with module prices declining enough to stimulate demand.

“The solar market frequently suffers a slowdown in the first quarter of a year, and 2011 will be no exception,” de Haan said. “This deceleration will cause inventories of PV solar modules to rise—and pricing for solar modules to drop, boosting sales for the entire year.”

The market research firm is expected average worldwide pricing for crystalline solar modules to decline by 9% in the first quarter and by 6% in the second quarter.

The result will produce system prices of €1.9 to €2.7 euros per watt in Germany—depending on the system size. Once this level is reached, demand will pick up again.

iSuppli is reiterating its expectation of a strong market in Germany next year with 9.4GW worth of new installations.

Source: http://www.pv-tech.org/

« La Slovaquie et la République tchèque sont deux marchés prometteurs où nous avons fait d’énormes progrès ces derniers mois et où nous voyons de belles opportunités de contrat se profiler pour l’automne », commente Johan Seeman, PDG de PVE.

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Johan Seeman, PDG, PV Enterprise Sweden AB
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johan.seeman@pvesweden.se

Pour toute question, veuillez vous adresser à :

Johan Seeman, PDG, PV Enterprise Sweden AB
Mobile: +46 (0) 705 56 75 70
johan.seeman@pvesweden.se

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• Rooftop: From April 1. -15%
• Free field: From July 1. -15%
• Free field “pure farm” and “Valuable” land”: -25%
• “Direct use of pv electricity”: plus €0.05/kWh (this change is yet to be clarified, until now it was a bonus for systems <30KWp-)
• Future regulation for PV in the EEG: Mechanisms are to stay the same, a reduction will occur from 1.1.2011 according to EEG 2009 regulation. Market target is now 3GW/a, if >3,5 GWp/a is reached a further -2.5%, at 4,5GWp another 2.5% will be cut.

These proposals will now go through the political process, which will be finalized at the end of March 2010. The situation could improve, as the industry is so likely to resist the changes, yet even if there is a change, it is not at all likely to be significant.
Comments by Dr. Henning Wicht in http://www.pv-tech.org/

With the extra feed-in tariff cuts due to kick in in April this year, iSuppli’s senior director and principal solar analyst, Dr. Henning Wicht, expects a significant rush to install PV systems before FiT changes cause a dramatic fall in demand. Wicht is projecting installations to reach approximately 1GW in the first quarter, plummeting to only 50MW in April and remaining at the 100MW level in May and June. However, a recovery in demand is expected with a forecast of 2.7GW of total installations in 2010.Indeed, the crash that Wicht has modelled is actually very short, especially considering the strong recovery in the fourth quarter, which is little different from installation levels experienced in the same quarter of 2009.

England
The following Feed-in tariffs has been proposed by the government. We are still expecting the Government to announce their final proposals beginning of February and the tariffs to start on time for April.
The tariffs may change a little from the original proposals, but probably not much.

Solar PV / €/kWh

<4 kW: 0,337 €/kWh

<4 kW Retrofit: 0,397 €/kWh

>4 kW<10 kW: 0,337 €/kWh

>10 kW<100 kW: 0,304 €/kWh

>100 kW<5 MW: 0,283 €/kWh

Stand Alone System: 0,283 €/kWh

All of the above tariffs will de with a yearly 75 degression.
If this is OK, we will probably see a good Solar Market emerging in the UK.

Source: http://www.pv-tech.org/