Prediction: the 2019 European will fill installed solar energy gap

Although China, the United States and India that three major economy to some extent falter, but this year's information, is a solar installed capacity will rise.

the European photovoltaic industry association released the latest data earlier this month, is expected in 2019 the global amount of the sun is 125 gigawatts. The bloomberg new energy finance data provided by the same in January.

that's right, even though China, India, the United States this year's solar installed capacity will be lower than previously thought, but the European photovoltaic industry association estimates that the sum of growth in Europe and many emerging markets will be enough to fill the gap between the United States dropped.

the European photovoltaic industry association President Christian & bull; Mayer (west 基督教Westermeier) Said: & other; In 2018 for the global solar industry is unique for a year, installed capacity more than 100 gw/year for the first time, the solar power industry growth to 500 gw ( 0. 5 tw) The above.

west mayer added: & other; The lowest cost of power generation with solar energy become more and more area resources, we see the cost of solar power had the very big change last year. At the same time, floating solar new applications such as the rapid development, the company's renewable energy purchase agreement has been reached double-digit levels of gw, commercial solar market has also appeared in several countries.

Europe is, indeed, to achieve this achievement is one of the underlying factors. Last week, the continent's largest solar professionals meeting held in Munich international solar trade show. When meeting mood optimistic, aisle is crowded with people, anecdotal prediction is also very active.

Spain and Portugal have between the project owner and power users directly signed a series of agreements. Bypass the state-run auctions or subsidy plan economically feasible, all parties are happy to get rid of the uncertainties of the government support.

this year, the international energy agency predicted solar installed capacity of 98 gw, and any other solar forecasters of more than 25% of the value in it.

to the international energy agency profile, there are many kinds of interpretation. Its methods include statistical projects have been reported and confirmed, regardless of who failed to timely report of the project. Many people in the organization and its the origin of oil and gas are sceptical.

the effectiveness of these predictions may also cause the debate. The European photovoltaic industry association released '2019 - Global market report, in 2023 in the next five years there will be more and more comprehensive review articles.

in the European Union promises, by 2020, renewable energy will account for part of its power. A few years ago the forecast and the summary of the past few years, has highlighted the country behind, this sends a signal to the solar industry, points out that should pay attention. Reliance on coal, for example, Poland will look at a later date to take action, Hungary, Ireland also behind. All eyes were focused on the sunny south of Europe, but, from Hungary and Ireland have growth potential.

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