Join Finlay Colville, Head of Research at PV-Tech/Solar Media for his latest market analysis and forecasts; PV module production in 2023: who makes what, and where; Who are the top-60 PV module suppliers today; The factors driving change in PV module supply & procurement in 2023/2024; PV module supply-chain traceability and why it matters; Impact of trade barriers & import duties on global supply; PV module pricing factors and forecasts
Join us for this webinar on key strategies to mitigate PV supply chain risk. We'll be covering geographic diversification, ESG and quality, emerging PV technologies and exploring the prospects of a European manufacturing boom.
Originally presented at The UK Solar Summit in London on 14-15 September 2022, join us for this free 1-hour webinar as Finlay Colville, Head of Research and Mollie McCorkindale, Analyst at Solar Media give updates on the current pipeline and deployment trends for solar-plus-storage and a look ahead at where the UK solar market is heading.
Join us for this free webinar on 20th July as Finlay Colville, Head of Research at Solar Media, provides a detailed update on the UK's solar industry today:
Where is growth coming from, how much deployment is likely over the next 12-18 months?
The large-scale solar farm pipeline at 40 GW and still going up – how much is getting built today?
Commercial rooftops - the big story of UK solar in 2022; but is this just the tip of the iceberg?
Why are PV module prices going up? What will happen in the next couple of years?
The era of PV modules at 500 Watts and above: what is driving this?
Free webinar - Hear an updated and live talk that was first delivered by PV Tech's Head of Research, Dr Finlay Colville at the PV ModuleTech conference in Napa on 15 June 2022:
- The PV industry has moved beyond its legacy supply/demand dynamics: why has this happened?
- ASPs can’t go down globally in the near to mid-term: why is this the case?
- Is there new capacity coming to the rescue?
- Has China’s polysilicon industry become a new PV pricing cartel?
- Making products & deploying domestically in a TW annual landscape: how can the U.S. really do this in practice?
- The real PV technology roadmap: why do only 2% of producers matter today?
Join Finlay Colville (PV Tech) and Jenya Meydbray (PVEL) for this free 1 hour webinar answering the key questions about sourcing PV modules for the U.S. market. Click here for more information and registration.
Join this free 2 hour webinar as we look at the latest trends in research, manufacturing and investment that are shaping the PV industry in 2022.
Four world-class speakers will examine the state of the art of heterojunction and TOPCon technology, developments in technology adoption in mass production and financial analysis of key metrics in the PV sector which set the scene for some changes in 2022.
Join this free webinar for our analysis of the growth of N-Type technology including; new capacity expansions and production output. We'll also be looking at the global manufacturing footprint with forecasts on how much product will be made outside of China this year and which companies are driving technology change across the crystalline silicon value chain.
FREE WEBINAR: Where are PV modules going in 2022? Manufacturing trends, performance levels, most-bankable suppliers, and everything else you need to know!
Hear two talks from Finlay Colville, head of PV Tech Research, that were first presented at the recent PV ModuleTech event.
The first presentation analyses PV manufacturing and production through the value-chain at the end of 2021 and forecasted to the end of 2022. Over and under-supply issues through the c-Si value-chain in particular are covered, including also where the industry is going with n-type productivity during 2022.
The second presentation reveals the latest PV ModuleTech Bankability Ratings hierarchy/pyramid, revealing which 40 module suppliers today are the most bankable for global module selection. Case-studies are reviewed, alongside how companies’ financial problems show up clearly in the final ratings grades assigned to each company, from AAA down to C-Rated suppliers.
