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Photovoltaic barometer Global, European and Member State figures, policy developments and industry news for 2012

03 May 13 - 18:20 CEST
Photovoltaic barometer  Global, European and Member State figures,  policy developments and industry news for 2012

After the euphoria of 2011, the European Union’s photovoltaic (PV) market slowed right down in 2012. EurObserv’ER puts newly-connected capacity in 2012 at 16.5 GWp compared to 22 GWp in 2011, which is a 25% slide. At global level the market generally held up, with just over 30 GWp installed, bolstered by the build-up of the America and Asian markets.

How to improve accuracy of solar yield calculations at lower costs

24 Apr 13 - 12:32 CEST
How to improve accuracy of solar yield calculations at lower costs

An analysis of various sources of irradiation data and their impact on the accuracy of solar yield estimations and performance evaluations.

Disruptive Challenges: Financial Implications and Strategic Responses to a Changing Retail Electric Business

16 Apr 13 - 10:08 CEST
Disruptive Challenges: Financial Implications and Strategic Responses to a Changing Retail Electric Business

This paper considers the challenges of integrating increasing amounts of distributed energy resources, the potential strategic responses to these challenges, and the likely investor expectations to utility plans going forward.

“Snapshot of Global PV in 1992-2012” report

10 Apr 13 - 12:00 CEST
“Snapshot of Global PV in 1992-2012” report

IEA PVPS published its new Snapshot report on Monday 8 April. Preliminary to its Trends Report that will be published in September 2013, this report provides estimated data about photovoltaic (PV) capacity in the 23 countries reporting to the IEA PVPS Programme. At least 96.5 GW of PV are now installed worldwide, while in 2012, we observed a ...

12 Insights on Germany's Energiewende

03 Apr 13 - 11:13 CEST
12 Insights on Germany's Energiewende

Germany wants to transform its power sector from nuclear and coal to renewables within the next four decades. This transition of Germany’s energy system is called Energiewende. The “12 Insights on Germany’s Energiewende” specifically describe the German context. However, we strongly believe that many of the developments we currently see in Germany will ...

The Energy Report

27 Mar 13 - 09:42 CET
The Energy Report

WWF has a vision of a world that is powered by 100 per cent renewable energy sources by the middle of this century. Unless we make this transition, the world is most unlikely to avoid predicted escalating impacts of climate change. But is it possible to achieve 100 per cent renewable energy supplies for everyone on the planet by 2050? WWF called upon the ...