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PV Microinverters & Power Optimizers Report - 2016October 21, 2016This is the eight edition of IHS’ highly regarded report on microinverters & power optimizers. It was researched over 6 months and provides the only detailed and reliable assessment of the global market. The report has been compiled using IHS’ extensive knowledge and experience in the PV and power electronics industries.Subscribers Only
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Key Takeaways from Solar Power International 2016 – Global module oversupply, US developers delay projects, 1500 V and string inverters gain momentum.September 21, 2016IHS Markit Technology analysts attended Solar Power International in Las Vegas last week. The increase in the number of exhibitors and attendance at the show was a reflection of the fact that the United States offers perhaps the best business opportunities to international and domestic solar companies. With the long-term outlook for the US industry buoyed by the extension of the Investment Tax Credit (ITC), a wide array of international suppliers were present at the show aiming to capitalize on this opportunity.Subscribers Only
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North American PV pipeline hits 62 GWSeptember 07, 2016As of Q3 2016, the PV project pipeline in North America stands at over 62 GWdc according to the IHS Solar Deal Tracker. With the extension of the investment tax credit (ITC) in the United States, the project pipeline has continued to grow, with projects and utility requests planned from 2016 through 2020 and beyond. Though some of the capacity originally under development in 2016 has been pushed back due to the policy update, the bulk of the pipeline in North America is currently associated with deadlines from 2016 to 2018.
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Utility affiliates seek to bolster near-term pipelines by acquiring solar and wind assets from SunEdison in the United StatesAugust 24, 2016In August, leading utility affiliates NRG Renew (NRG Energy) and SoCore Energy (Edison International) formerly offered two separate and unique bids for a significant portion of SunEdison’s renewable assets under development in the United States. Each bid sets an initial floor price for the specified assets, with competing bids due in September 2016. Final asset sales to winning bidders are expected to receive official approval by the end of September. If successful, IHS Markit notes NRG Energy and Edison International will respectively gain significant footholds within the U.S. utility-scale solar and community solar market segments. Both proposed acquisitions represent a growing trend of utilities seeking to develop and own PV assets, either directly or through subsidiaries.
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IHS Intersolar North America - July 2016Three trends in the global PV Inverter market that are impacting the United States in 2016August 09, 2016This presentation summarises the most important trends in the global PV inverter market that will impact the USA in 2016. The presentation was delivered by Cormac Gilligan at Intersolar and ees North America in San Francisco on 12th July 2016Subscribers Only
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IHS Intersolar North America Briefing - July 2016July 15, 2016This presentation was delivered by four IHS solar analysts at an event hosted by IHS at Intersolar and ees North America in San Francisco on 12th July 2016.Subscribers Only
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Top Three Megawatt-Scale PV Operations and Maintenance Providers Captured 44 Percent of the North American Market in 2015June 28, 2016IHS Technology analysis and commentary follows from the IHS Solar EPC and O&M Providers Report - North America - 2016, which is part of IHS North America Solar Intelligence Service.
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Solar EPC and O&M Providers Report - North America - 2016June 22, 2016This report reveals who the leading non-residential PV system integrators (EPC’s) and megawatt-scale O&M providers are in North America. The report includes market shares, rankings, company profiles and analysis, and forecasts for PV installations.Subscribers Only
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Single-Axis Tracker Market in North America Doubled in 2015 -- Reaching $1.2 BillionJune 08, 2016IHS Technology analysis and commentary follows from the IHS PV Structural Balance of System - North America report, which is part of IHS North America Solar Intelligence Service.
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NEXTracker Led North American Solar PV Tracker Rankings in 2015, IHS SaysMay 16, 2016The photovoltaic (PV) tracker market in North America increased by 135 percent year over year to reach 5.5 gigawatt (GW) shipments in 2015.
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PV Structural Balance of System (SBOS) Report - North America - 2016May 12, 2016IHS carried out the research for its report on PV structural balance of system (SBoS) equipment in North America over a period of six months. This report provides market sizes, forecasts and supplier market shares for the North-American structural balance of system equipment market, highlighting the opportunities and challenges that suppliers will face in five years’ time.Subscribers Only
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M&A and the Secondary Market for PV - North America - March 2016April 25, 2016This presentation provides an overview of the major themes shaping the PV project acquisition and secondary market in North America. Topics covered include an overview of the North American PV market, the evolution of project acquisitions and ownership, the competitive landscape of the project transaction market, and the outlook for the secondary PV market in the region.Subscribers Only
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20 GW of late stage non-residential PV pipeline will drive the US market from 2016 to 2017April 15, 2016In 2016, the United States rises to secure a position as the second largest PV market globally through 2020. IHS forecasts that the country will install 72 GW of PV in the period 2016 to 2020, boosted by the ITC extension announced at the end of 2015. In ‘Solar Market Tracker – North America – Q1’16’, IHS notes the market’s major near-term upside potential, given the 20 GW pipeline of late stage projects, referring to projects that are either under construction or have been given approval to begin construction.Subscribers Only
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US Continues Solar Installation Boom, with Extended Investment Tax Credit, IHS SaysFebruary 02, 2016With the recent multi-year extension of the investment tax credit (ITC) in the United States, photovoltaic (PV) installations are predicted to grow 60 percent year over year, reaching 15 gigawatts (GW) in 2016.
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CPUC officially rules to maintain retail net metering in California - IHS AnalysisJanuary 29, 2016On Thursday 28 January 2016, the California Public Utilities Commission (CPUC) officially ruled to maintain retail net metering in California with a 3-2 vote. The new legislation is dubbed net energy metering (NEM) 2.0 by the industry.Subscribers Only
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US ITC Extension Impact on the Solar Industry - January 2016January 26, 2016This presentation summarises how the renewal of ITC in the United States impacts the global solar industry in terms of both demand and supply. The presentation was delivered by Ash Sharma, Sam Wilkinson and Camron Barati via an online webinar.Subscribers Only
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Global Solar Industry Saved from 2017 Cliff-Edge as US Set to Extend Solar ITCDecember 16, 2015In the early hours of this morning, the U.S. Congress agreed on a bill that would see the solar Investment Tax Credit (ITC) extended by an additional five years, as part of a $1.15 trillion spending bill. The House is expected to vote on the legislation on Thursday or Friday. Although sudden opposition could block immediate approval of the full bill, it looks close to certain that the ITC extension will go ahead.
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First Solar PV module supply agreement shows confidence in the United States utility-scale market in 2017-2018November 05, 2015On 29 October 2015, First Solar announced it had struck a deal with Strata Solar to supply 400 MW of thin film PV modules, with delivery expected from 2017 into 2018 for projects in the Southeastern United States. The deal showcases confidence in the United States utility-scale solar market after the impending cut to the Investment Tax Credit (ITC) and the importance of emerging state markets for companies seeking to grow their business beyond 2016.Subscribers Only
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IHS warns of Potential Solar Wafer Supply Shortage in 1H 2016October 29, 2015Due to rapid growth in solar installations in 2015, and forecasts for another record year for installations in 2016 IHS has flagged a potential solar wafer supply shortage throughout the entire supply chain. This concern comes despite recent announcements of large capacity expansions in diverse geographical locations from leading solar module suppliers.Subscribers Only
