U.S. solar PV market is expected to reach 60 GW by
2022. Rising demand for PV panels in residential and commercial segments is
projected to drive industry growth. Also, favorable regulatory framework
coupled with incentives is anticipated to augment further the growth.
Furthermore, the decline in module prices owing to federal subsidies and rise
in the number of module installation is expected to drive growth over the
forecast period. Falling raw material prices along with improved manufacturing
processes for manufacturing solar cells is expected to bolster market
growth.
Utility accounted for over 50% of the P.V. market
installation in 2014. Also, the non-residential segment is also projected to
witness substantial growth at a CAGR of over 14% during the forecast period.
This increase can be attributed to federal subsidies and state incentives.
Furthermore, rising awareness among people regarding environmental protection
is projected to boost Solar PV industry over the forecast period.
The residential sector witnessed significant growth over the
past few years owing to rising consumer awareness and subsidized module cost.
Furthermore, the low maintenance cost of solar panel in comparison to other
power generating units is expected to drive demand in a residential
application. Moreover, Investment Tax Credit is further projected to augment
growth till 2016.
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California had the largest installed capacity of 7,815 MW in
2014 owing to the exposure to superior solar irradiance and rising number of
installation in utility and residential sectors. In addition, tax subsidies
provided by the state are expected to result further in high demand for Solar
PV installations over the next few years. Furthermore, with the large-scale
installation of Solar PV in California, there is a steep decline in equipment
cost which is projected to spur growth in the region.
North Carolina is expected to witness high growth over the
forecast period owing to rise in some residential installations. Moreover, high
power price in North Carolina as compared to other states such as Kentucky,
Washington, and Louisiana is further expected to bolster growth in the
region.
Some of the major market players in the industry are Auxin
Solar, Itek Energy, Green Brilliance, First Solar, Lumos, SunPower, Advance
Power, BORG Inc., Pionis Energy, Solar Cynergy, Solar World, Suniva, 1Soltech,
Alps Technology and Zebra Energy.
First Solar implements cadmium telluride thin film
technology which offers increased yield and high-performance efficiency as
compared to monocrystalline and polycrystalline modules. Furthermore, the
production costs of Cadmium Telluride are lower than other modules, making it
favorable among solar PV installers.
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Grand View Research has segmented the U.S. solar PV market
on the basis of application and state:
U.S. Solar PV Application Outlook (Installed Capacity,
GW; Shipments, Units, 2012 - 2022)
- Residential
- Non-Residential
- Utility
U.S. Solar PV State Outlook (Installed Capacity, GW;
Shipments, Units, 2012 - 2022)
- California
- Arizona
- New
Jersey
- North
Carolina
- Nevada
- Massachusetts
- Hawaii
- Colorado
- New
York
- Texas
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