30/04/2015 SOLAR POWER: DRIVING ENERGY EFFICIENCY James Watson EPIA, Chief Executive Officer.
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Transcript of 30/04/2015 SOLAR POWER: DRIVING ENERGY EFFICIENCY James Watson EPIA, Chief Executive Officer.
30/04/2015
SOLAR POWER: DRIVING ENERGY EFFICIENCY
James WatsonEPIA, Chief Executive Officer
EPIA – PAVING THE WAY FOR THE ENERGY TRANSITION
Page 2
WHO WE ARE
Our members include:
…and many more
30 April 2015
PREPARING TOMORROW
Page 3
GIVAR III
IEA PVPS Task 14
30 January 2015
01Status and outlook for solar power
“I think there is a world market for maybe five computers”Attributed to Thomas Watson – CEO of IBM in 1953
Page 4
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SOLAR POWER IS GOING MAINSTREAM GLOBALLY
Page 5
TOP 3 MARKETS IN 2014
CHINAJAPAN
USA
+38 GW
STATUS AND OUTLOOK
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SOLAR POWER IN EUROPE
Page 6
90 GW Installed
3,5 MILLIONSOLAR SYSTEMS
3,3% Electricity
STATUS AND OUTLOOK
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SOLAR POWER OUTLOOK IN EUROPE
Page 7
STATUS AND OUTLOOK
THE EU MARKET IS STABILISING AROUND 7 GW, THIS TREND IS EXPECTED TO CONTINUE
Ground mounted ≈ 34 % OF THE MARKET
30 April 2015
SOLAR POWER: A TECHNOLOGY SHAPING THE FUTURE
Page 8
Source: EPIA Global Market Outlook 2014-2018, IEA 2014, McKinsey and ECF Roadmap 2050
2000
129 MW
800 €/MWh2014
90,000 MW
120 €/MWh2030
<80 €/MWh
450,000MW
STATUS AND OUTLOOK
30 January 2015
02Challenges and solutions
" For every solution, there’s a problem "Lee Hazlewood – Singer
Page 9
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DEVELOPING SOLAR POWER IN A NEIGHBOURHOOD
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CLASSICAL STRATEGY
X2
CHALLENGES AND SOLUTIONS
CLASSICAL STRATEGIES ARE CURRENTLY THE BENCHMARK FOR SOLAR PV DEVELOPMENT
30 April 2015
SOLAR IS A SMART GRID TECHNOLOGY
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SOLAR SYSTEMS: THE SECOND MOST DEPLOYED “SMART GRID TECHNOLOGY” AFTER SMART METERS
CHALLENGES AND SOLUTIONS
30 April 2015
SOLAR POWER: INNOVATIVE STRATEGIES
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CLASSICAL STRATEGY
STRATEGIES USING PV 50%
USING SOLAR SYSTEMS CREATES VALUEREDUCING COSTS AND ENABLING NEW SERVICES
CHALLENGES AND SOLUTIONS
30 April 2015
FROM DEMONSTRATION TO REALITY
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TRYING TO SOLVE A REGULATORTY ISSUE
WITH A TECHNICAL SOLUTION
CHALLENGES AND SOLUTIONS
30 January 2015
03We need smart(er) regulations
"If you always do what you always did, you will always get what you always got”Albert Einstein
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A VISION OF FUTURE POWER SYSTEMS
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WE NEED SMART(er) REGULATIONS
1 Photovoltaic Power Plant 2 Wind Farm 3 Hydro Electric Power Plant4 Energy Self-sufficient Family Home 5 Communal Storage6 Pumped Storage Hydro Power
7 Central Electrolysis/Methanation Station 8 Hydrogen Filling Station9 Gas-fired Power Station 10 Energy Self-sufficient Telecom Station 11 Green Intralogistics
Source: Fronius 2014
30 April 2015
BRIDGING THE VISION, NOT PATCHING THE PRESENT
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• SOLAR UPTAKE IS A FACT
• NEW SOLUTIONS, NEW CHALLENGES
• OLD APPROACHES WILL NOT DELIVER
NEED FOR “SMART(er)” REGULATIONS TO:
ENABLE PROSUMERS
UNLOCKNEW BUSINESSES
WE NEED SMART(er) REGULATIONS
European Photovoltaic Industry AssociationRue d’Arlon 69-71 - B-1040 Brussels, BelgiumT +32 (0)2 709 55 20 - F +32 (0)2 725 32 50 [email protected] - www.epia.org
www.epia.org
PAVING THE WAYFOR THE ENERGY TRANSITION
A look at your future:www.epia.org
For further information, please contact me:[email protected]
