US Utility Solar Market “Taking Off”
AltaTerra Research unveils preview of findings on the utility solar market in the US at Solar Power International in Los Angeles. The full report will be available November 1.
Palo Alto, CA, October 15, 2010 --(PR.com)-- At Solar Power International in Los Angeles today, AltaTerra Research unveiled pre-release excerpts of its forthcoming renewable energy industry study, “Utility Solar: U.S. Market Taking Off.”
The preview reveals top findings from the report, including the following:
1. By the close of 2010, utility customer installations will have seen annual growth of nearly 400 percent, from 65 megawatts (MW) in 2009 to 251 MW in 2010.
2. The utility segment is now about the same size as the commercial segment, but is growing much faster than commercial and residential segments.
3. Of all utility installations, 68 percent are projects of 10 MW or greater.
The full report presents an overview of the development of utility solar in the U.S. with installation data, and profiles and case studies of major projects, including the roles of top industry players such as First Solar, SunPower and juwi solar, Inc.
“The creation of a utility customer base for solar power, more or less overnight, is one of the most important trends in renewable energy in North America,” said Jon Guice, one of the report’s authors and managing director of research at AltaTerra. “It also has important implications for consumers and businesses who want greener energy, and for the technology, finance, construction, and other companies that are building these massive solar farms.”
Further information and a link to download the free preview, including executive summary, contents, notes and resources, sample findings, and sample chart are available at: http://altaterra.site-ym.com/members/blog_view.asp?id=272897&post=111796.
Electronic copies of the full report will be available for purchase and download at www.AltaTerra.net, starting November 1.
About AltaTerra Research
AltaTerra Research is a research consultancy specializing in sustainable business and the commercial marketplace for clean technology solutions. Through research reports, executive events and advisory services, AltaTerra helps forward-looking organizations improve resource-efficiency in their operations and capitalize on new "green" market opportunities. From our headquarters in Silicon Valley, we have been serving a global base of corporate, institutional, and government clients since 2007. More information is available at www.AltaTerra.net.
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The preview reveals top findings from the report, including the following:
1. By the close of 2010, utility customer installations will have seen annual growth of nearly 400 percent, from 65 megawatts (MW) in 2009 to 251 MW in 2010.
2. The utility segment is now about the same size as the commercial segment, but is growing much faster than commercial and residential segments.
3. Of all utility installations, 68 percent are projects of 10 MW or greater.
The full report presents an overview of the development of utility solar in the U.S. with installation data, and profiles and case studies of major projects, including the roles of top industry players such as First Solar, SunPower and juwi solar, Inc.
“The creation of a utility customer base for solar power, more or less overnight, is one of the most important trends in renewable energy in North America,” said Jon Guice, one of the report’s authors and managing director of research at AltaTerra. “It also has important implications for consumers and businesses who want greener energy, and for the technology, finance, construction, and other companies that are building these massive solar farms.”
Further information and a link to download the free preview, including executive summary, contents, notes and resources, sample findings, and sample chart are available at: http://altaterra.site-ym.com/members/blog_view.asp?id=272897&post=111796.
Electronic copies of the full report will be available for purchase and download at www.AltaTerra.net, starting November 1.
About AltaTerra Research
AltaTerra Research is a research consultancy specializing in sustainable business and the commercial marketplace for clean technology solutions. Through research reports, executive events and advisory services, AltaTerra helps forward-looking organizations improve resource-efficiency in their operations and capitalize on new "green" market opportunities. From our headquarters in Silicon Valley, we have been serving a global base of corporate, institutional, and government clients since 2007. More information is available at www.AltaTerra.net.
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