History of photovoltaic growth

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The history of photovoltaic growth includes previous forecast and annual deployment figures by country.

Deployment reports[]

Most PV deployment figures in this article are provided by the European Photovoltaic Industry Association in the "Global Outlook for Photovoltaics" report, the Observatoire des énergies renouvelables or EurObserv'ER's "Photovoltaic Barometer" report, and the IEA-PVPS (photovoltaic power systems) "Snapshot" and "Trends" report.

History of European PV deployment in watts per capita since 1992.
  <0.1, n/a
  0.1–1
  1–10
  10–50
  50–100
  100–150
  150–200
  200–300
  300–450
  >450
List of reports - Global Market Outlook for Photovoltaics
The European Photovoltaic Industry Association (EPIA) represents members of the entire PV industry from silicon producers to cells and module manufactures and PV systems installers to PV electricity generation as well as marketing and sales. EPIA releases its annual Global Market Outlook for Photovoltaics report in May/June.
  • PV-Barometer
List of reports - Photovoltaic Barometer report
EUROBSER'VER (Observatoire des énergies renouvelables) was set up in 1980, and is composed of engineers and experts releasing the Photovoltaic Barometer report containing early, year-end PV deployment figures for the 28 member states of the European Union.[14] Eurobserver works closely together with several French ministries and is co-founded by the European Commission's IEE programm.[15]
  • IEA-PVPS
List of reports - PVPS Snapshot of Global PV and Trends
The IEA Photovoltaic Power Systems Programme (PVPS) is one of the collaborative R&D agreements established within the IEA and, since its establishment in 1993, the PVPS participants have been conducting a variety of joint projects in the application of photovoltaic conversion of solar energy into electricity. Its annual "Snapshot" report is released in early April and provides the first and detailed figures of worldwide PV-deployment of the previous year. An overview of all international statistics PDF reports since 1995 can be found on IEA-PVPS' Statistic Reports website.

Deployment by country[]

Further information: Solar power by country
Grid parity for solar PV systems around the world
  Reached grid-parity before 2014
  Reached grid-parity after 2014
  Reached grid-parity only for peak prices
  U.S. states poised to reach grid-parity
Source: Deutsche Bank, as of February 2015
Number of countries with PV capacities in the gigawatt-scale
5
10
15
20
25
30
2005
2010
2015
Growing number of solar gigawatt-markets (end of 2015).
  Countries above the 1-GW mark
  Countries above the 10-GW mark
2015
See section Forecast for projected photovoltaic deployment in 2015
2014
2014 – Year-end PV capacity by country in MW
2013
2013 – Year-end PV capacity by country in MW
2012
2012 – Year-end PV capacity by country in MW
2011
2011 – Year-end PV capacity by country in MW
2010
2010 – Year-end PV capacity by country in MW
2009
2009 – Year-end PV capacity by country in MW
2008
2008 – Year-end PV capacity by country in MW
2007
2007 – Year-end PV capacity by country in MW
2006
2006 – Year-end PV capacity by country in MW
2005
2005 – Year-end PV capacity by country in MW
2004
2004 – Year-end PV capacity by country in MW

Notes[]

  1. ^ Displayed figures are recalculated from AC to DC-figure in megawatt-peak (MWp). The AC-to-DC conversion increases figure on average by 15% (normally in the range of 5%–30%)
  2. ^ Percentage figures based on "IEA-PVPS Trends 2014" report. Worldwide PV installations of 39,953 MW corresponds to 100% in the pie-chart. See table "2013—Global PV Capacity by Country in MW" for absolute figures.
  3. ^ IEA-PVPS trends 2014 (see reference in footer), noted on page 33, that the country had 30 MW installed at the beginning of 2013. Cumulative of 122 MW comes from the difference in IEA-PVPS snapshot 2015 report.
  4. ^ Displayed data is EPIA's recalculated DC-figure in megawatt-peak (MWp). Capacity in the original data was reported in AC and amounts to 4,640 MW (cumulative) and 102 MW (installed), as per IEA-PVPS, Trends 2014, p. 34. The conversion results in a difference of approximately 15%. See cited reference.

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