101029 TNC 25a · 2018. 2. 26. · 101029_TNC 25a W. Hoffmann 2 Gliederung 1. PV Markt: Historie...
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Sonnigen Glückwunsch zu 25 Jahren TNC!
« Die PV Roadmap der EPIA »
Winfried Hoffmann VP EPIA
VP&CTO Applied Materials Solar
Zürich, den 25. Oktober 2010
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Gliederung
1. PV Markt: Historie und zukünftige Entwicklung « SET for 2020 » Studie
2. Volkswirtschaftlicher Nutzen von Marktunterstützungsprogrammen (z.B. Einspeisegesetz EEG)
3. PV im Portfolio aller Erneuerbaren Energien zur globalen 100% Endenergieversorgung (2. Jhd-Hälfte)
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FULL MEMBERS (154)
3S Swiss Solar Systems AG (CH), , Acciona Solar S.A.(ES), Adept Technology (DE), AEG Power Solutions (FR), AES Solar Energy BV (NL), AGC Flat Glass Europe (BE), Aleo Solar AG (DE), Applied Materials GmbH & Co. KG (DE), Arkema (FR), Astra (KY), Atersa S.L.(ES), August Krempel Soehne GmbH + Co.KG (DE), Bangkok Solar Co., Ltd. (TAI), Baoding Tianwei Yingli New Energy Resources Co., Ltd. (CN), BG Solar Panels Ltd (BG), Bisol d.o.o.(SI), Blue Chip energy GmbH (AT), BP Solar (ES), CEDES S.A (ES), Centrotherm Photovoltaics AG (DE); (CN)Sunergy (Nanjing) PV-Tech Co. Ltd (CN); City Solar AG (DE); CNPV (CN); Conergy AG (DE); CSI - Canadian Solar Inc. (DE); Danfoss (DK); DC Chemical Co., Ltd. (KR); Dow Corning Europe SA (BE); DuPont Photovoltaïc Solutions (CH); DYESOL (UK) Limited (UK); Ecostream International BV (NL); ECOTÈCNIA ENERGÍAS RENOVABLES, S.L. (ES); Edisun Power Europe AG (CH); Edwards LTD (UK); Elettronica Santerno SpA (IT); Elkem Solar (NO); eMAT Technology/Moses Lake Industries Inc (USA); Enel.si srl (IT); Energy Solutions S.A. (BG); EnerSys Ltd. (CH); Enfinity (BE); Engcotec Engco Advanced Technology GmbH (DE); EniPower S.p.A. (IT); EPV (USA); ErSol Solar Energy AG (DE); ESI - EnviroService International GmbH (DE); Etrion SA (CH); Evergreen Solar GmbH (DE), Exel Mak Metal S.A. (GR), Financenergy (ES), First Solar GmbH (DE), Fronius International GmbH (AT), GE Solar (DE), Goldbeck Solar GmbH (DE), GP Solar GmbH (DE), Guardian Industries Corp. Science&Technology (USA), Günter Spelsberg GmbH + Co. KG (DE), Helianthos B.V. (NL), Heliosphera (GR), Heraeus Holding Gmbh (DE), ib vogt GmbH (DE), IBC Solar AG (DE), INTRAKAT S.A. (GR), Isofoton (ES), Isovolta AG (AT),IT Power Ltd (UK), Juwi Solar GMBH (DE), Kaco Gerätetechnik GmbH (DE), Komax Holding AG (CH), Konarka Technologies Inc (USA), Kyocera Fineceramics GmbH (DE), Leybold Optics Dresden GmbH (DE), Luvata Pori Oy (FI), M+W Zander FE GmbH (DE), Martifer Solar, S.A. (PT), Masdar (DE), Meyer Burger AG (CH), Mitsubishi Electric Europe B.V. (DE), Mitsui Chemicals Europe GmbH (DE), Mondragon Assembly, S. Coop (ES), Multi-Contact AG (CH), NAPS Systems OY (FI), Norsk Hydro ASA (NO), NPC Europe GmbH (DE), Oerlikon Solar Ltd, Trubbach (CH), Phoenix Solar AG (DE), Photovoltech (BE),Photowatt Technologies (FR), Pillar JSC (UA), Piritium S.A. (GR), Podolsky Chemical & Metallurgical Plant (RU), PV Crystalox Solar PLC (UK), Q-Cells SE (DE), Racell Solar (DK), RENA Sondermachinen (DE), Renergies Italia SpA (IT), Renewable Energy Corporation (NO), Riello Ups (IT), Saft (FR), Saint Gobain, Glass (FR), Samsung Deutschland GmbH (DE), Sanyo Component Europe GmbH (DE), Scheuten Solar Technology (NL), Schott Solar GmbH (DE), Schunk Group (DE), SGL Carbon GmbH (DE), Sharp Solar Systems Group (DE), Siemens AG, Automation & Drives Systems Engineering (DE), Silcio S.A. (GR), Siliken (ES), Singulus Technologies AG (DE), SMA Solar Technology AG (DE), Solaire Direct (FR), Solar Cells Hellas S.A. (GR), Solar Century Ltd. (UK), Solar Electric (FR), Solar Energy (RU), Solar Plus (PT), Solar Technologies FZE (UAE), Solar Ventures S.p.A. (IT), Solaria Energia y Medio Ambiente S.A. (ES), Solaria (DE) GmBH (DE), SolarWorld AG (DE), SolFocus, Inc. (USA), Solland Solar Energy B.V. (NL), Solon SE (DE), Solsonica SpA (IT), Solutia Europe SPRL (BE), Solvay Solexis (BE), Solyndra Inc. (DE), Sovelo A.G. (former EverQ GmbH) (DE), Sputnik Engineering AG (CH), Stangl Semiconductor Equipment AG (DE), Sulfurcell Solartechnik Gmbh (DE), Suniva INC (USA), SunPower Corporation (USA), Suntech Power Co., Ltd. (CN), Sunways AG (DE), systaic Deutschland GmbH (DE), Tenesol (FR), , The Linde Group (UK), Topsil (DK), Total (FR), Trina Solar Ltd. (CN), Umicore S.A. (BE), United Solar Ovonic Europe GmbH (DE), Upsolar Co. Ltd. (CN), Vesuvius (FR), Von Ardenne GmbH (DE), Wacker Chemie GmbH (DE), Wagner & Co Solartechnik Gmbh (DE), WIP (DE), Würth Solar GmbH & Co. KG (DE)
Associate Members (37)
ADEME (FR),APESF (PT), APISOLAR (PT) Apollon Solar (FR), APREN (PT),ASIF (ES), Assosolare (IT), BSW (DE), CRES (GR),Dexia Credi Local (BE), ECN (NL), EDF (FR),Edora (BE), Energie Facteur 4 (BE), Enerplan (FR), Fraunhofer Institute (DE), Gaz de France (FR), GIFI (IT),Helapco (GR), Holland Solar (NL), IMEC (BE), INES RDI (FR), PV Cycle (BE), SEMI (US), SER (FR),TNC (CH),SNEIA (CN), SHV Gas (NL),Solar Academy (NL), Solar Promotion GmbH (DE),Strücher AG (CH), Sumitomo Mitsui Banking Corporation Europe (UK), Svensk Solenergi(SE), Swissolar (CH), TNC (CH), Trama tecno Ambiental (ES),UnderwritersLaboratories International Germany GmbH (DE
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Customer Needs
on-grid" off-grid" consumer" high efficiency"
!/kWh" !/hr light" W/m"!" g/W"
Source: Fraunhofer ISE"!/m" / aesthetics" !/W" flexibility" W/mm""
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Historical Market Development by Regions
ref: European Photovoltaic Industry Association (EPIA), Navigant Consulting and Commerzbank
Average growth 45%/yr
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Cumulative installed capacity
16.943
+ 46%
2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009
In 2009, cumulative installed capacity grew to 23 GWp, of which 17 GWp (75%) in Europe and 10 GW in Germany
+ 46%
2010e +14 GW +60 %
+64%
+37%
+30%
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World-Wide Forecast up to 2014 (policy driven)
78% 45%
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SET For 2020 – PV penetration in EU
Baseline Scenario: 4% 130 GW / 154 TWh
Paradigm Shift Scenario: 12% 390 GW / 462 TWh
Share of e-Demand by 2020
Indicative
2006 2010 2012 2016 2018 2022 2024 2026 2028 2030 2008 2014
2020
GW
Accelerated Scenario: 6% 200 GW / 230 TWh
Cumulative Volume (GW)
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Europe: On track towards SET For 2020 « Accelerated Scenario »
34 % pa paradigm
25 % pa base
accelerated
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The daily and seasonal variations of PV generation are a challenge for PV penetration and require flexibility in the generation mix
Daily Demand on Average Summer Week-end Day
Daily Demand on Average Winter Week Day
Daily Demand on Average on Summer Week Day
GW
Daily minimum
Daily minimum
GW
Daily minimum
GW
Daily minimum
Daily energy demand covered
by PV
7%
Daily energy demand covered
by PV
27%
Daily energy demand covered
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Up to 100% of power
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100%
23%
75%
Max % of daily power demand
(Italy, assumption: installed 70 GWp covering 25% of total yearly electricity demand)1)
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Correlation – PV Feed-In vs. Network Load
Integration of up to 30GW without Any Issue!
Day of the week
Load
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Ele
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ity F
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In [G
W]
Week with Maximum PV Harvesting (Germany)
80GW
Paradigm shift Germany
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Competitiveness Between Electricity Generation Cost PV and Electricity Price
Ref: W. Hoffmann personal estimates (1999)
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Range of Electricity Prices in California
ref: Japan = KEPCO office data ; California = Alison Hyde of BSW
Tokyo Electric Power Cooperation (Jp) Tariff 2005
Seasonal Electricity Prices
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Italy
Spain
Germany
Romania
Bulgaria
EU average
0.2%
1.6%
0.0%
0.3%
1.0%
3.1%
CAGR 2007-2020 E CAGR 2000-2007
12.0% 3.1%
2.2% 4.0%
Evolution of residential grid electricity prices1) (!/kWh)
~2.0% 2.0%
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3,300
2,800
2,500 2,300
2,125 1,970
1,820 1,700 1,590 1,500 1,411 1,334
System pricing capability range -14%
Pricing capability range for larger systems
(2008 !/kWp)
-7% 2,702
-8%
-5% -6% -6%
-10% 3,500
2009
-7% 2,993
2010 2011
2,497
2012
2,312
2013
2,142
2014
1,987
2015
1,857
2016
1,744
2017
1,554 1,644
2018 2019
1,471
2020
-6% -7%
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! /kWh
Evolution of PV-levelised cost of energy – industrial system (!/kWh)
Operating hours kWh/kWp
2009
2012
2016
2020
eg Ger
eg Italy
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Price Experience Curve Driven by Technology
! Wafer thickness #0,7mm # 0,15mm#
! Kerf loss #0,5mm # 0,10mm#
! Efficiency #8% # 22%#
! Automation#Industrial manufacturing#
! Economy of scale #0,1MW # 200MW#
Thin Film
Photovoltaic
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EPIA Study “Set for 2020” – World
163
87
CAGR 25%
CAGR 34%
For Reference: 2000 – 2009 CAGR 45%
Paradigm shift scenario: 717 GW cumulated worldwide, thereof 390 GW in Europe
Baseline scenario: 396 GW cumulated worldwide; thereof 130 GW in Europe
Source: EPIA, Set for 2020, 2009
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Case 1 – TF 20%
Case 1 – cSi 20%
PV Future
PEC Scenario Case A:Baseline TF share 15% const TF PEF 20%
Case B:Paradigm Shift TF share 15% # 35% TF PEF 25%
Case B – TF 25%
Case A – cSi 20% c-Si Technology"
"price expectation in 2020 "ca. 60 – 80 $ct/W"
! Thin Film Technology""price expectation in 2020 "
ca. 30 – 70 $ct/W"
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Development of the German PV market
* Schätzung Ref.: BSW Solar, Berlin 2009
Newest market size number is 3.8 GW
Feed-in tariff
1.000 roof
100.000 roof
Renewable Energy Sources
Act (EEG)
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Feed in Tariff in Germany after 1st October, 2010 on buildings (private and commercial) ["ct/kWh]
System size < 30 kW > 30 kW > 100 kW > 1.000 kW
1.10.2010 33 31.4 29.7 24.8
1.1.2011 at >6.5 GW " -13%
28.7 27.3 25.9 21.6
1.1.2012 at >4.5 GW " -15 %
24.4 23.2 22 18.3
Self use bonus max 500 kW
Self use < 30% 16.7 15 13.4 -
Self use > 30% 21 19.4 17.7 -
Saved price ca. 20
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Consumer Goods like
# mobiles # laptops # FPD television # automobiles and many more
only need a global fair trade: customers want the new product!
Strategic Goods like
# the way electricity is produced # the way transportation is done # the way people are living in the urban environment
do need initial political and public support
Different Products and Services Need Different Support Mechanisms
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Projection of electricity market prices in "/MWh
"/MWh
year
Ref.:SüdWestStrom, Marktstudie zur Strompreisentwicklung in Deutschland, Vorgehensweise und indikative Ergebnisse einer Berechnung, Mai 2008
Future liberalized utility market:
Hedging value 3 ct/kWh
Hedging value 1.5 ct/kWh
Hedging value 1 ct/kWh
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Net present benefit from PV deployment
Baseline Accelerated Growth Paradigm Shift
Low Case (1.5 ct/kWh Hedging value) High Case (3.0 ct/kWh Hedging value)
155 182 235
! Bn FiT investment needed in absolute values
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RES-thinking 2050 Worldwide PV Growth Scenario till 2050
PV Growth Rate PV Volume Growth
CAGR 2000-2009: 45%
Ref: EREC and EPIA 2010
Cum
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IEA PV Roadmap Vision
PV cumulative installed capacity to reach 900 GW in 2030 and 3000 GW in 2050
ETP 2010 Hi-RE Scenario
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EURELECTRIC Scenario ….
Total ~ 4.750 TWh
38 % of RES-E 1.800 TWh in 2050
Wind = 56% of RES
Solar = « negligible »!!
Source: Eurelectric, Power Choices
Brussels, 20 january 2010
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! EU-27 ! 100% target for RES of final energy ! All RES sources to contribute ! 43% electricity share assumed
(vs. 37% in [r]evolution scenario)
! World (OECD) ! 80% target for RES of final energy ! 43% electricity share assumed, too ! PV covers about 1/4 of electricity
and about 1/6 of final energy demand ! Total PV energy supply in 2050:
11k TWh/a
PV Growth Assumption for 2050
RES-thinking 2050 – World PV Growth Scenario till 2050
Ref: EREC 2010 and W. Hoffmann personal estimates
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Development of the Various Market Segments"
Ref: W. Hoffmann personal estimates
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Projection for Future RE Portfolio for a 100% Global End Energy Coverage
ref.: W. Hoffmann, own estimates 09/2010
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The World Wide Super Grid
Sou
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Sol
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AG
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excellent good suitable not suitable …for Solar Thermal Power Plant
Super Grid „EUMENA“ 2010 - 2050
not suitable
Super Grid „NAFTA“ 2020 - 2060 Super Grid „ASIA“ 2030 - 2070 Super Grid „AUSTRALIA“ 2040 - 2080 Super Grid „WORLD WIDE“ 2050 - 2100
# Electricity
# wind off-/ on shore
# Solar Thermal Power Plant
# PV Solar Electricity
# Other Renewables
# Hydrogen for special applications
# Solar Thermal for heating and cooling
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