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Form of report: PDF file, around 15,000 English words
Author: Enterprise Strategy Consulting Center, CCID Consulting
Price: USD1,700 for hardcopy version and USD1,900 for digital version
Research fields: polycrystalline silicon, solar cells, modules and systems, inverter
Enterprises involved: Suntech Power, Yingli, Jinglong, China Silicon High-Tech, Xinguang Silicon, CEEG Nanjing PV-Tech, Sawink, etc.
Report Highlights
In 2006, China's photovoltaic industry still maintained fast growth. Yet despite the shortage of polycrystalline silicon materials, overcapacity emerged in many enterprises, which narrowed profit margin. As the domestic market is not started up yet, Chinese photovoltaic products are largely exported to other countries. The EU is the fastest-growing market.
Industry development environment: With the promulgation of the Law on Renewable Energy Sources, many areas and enterprises see the photovoltaic industry's broad prospects, and step up efforts to develop the industry. Local governments also actively promote investment by offering preferential policies. However, China does not provide specific subsidy policy for the photovoltaic industry as developed countries do; it still lags far behind developed countries like Germany and Japan in infrastructure and scientific research system.
Industry competitiveness: In the manufacturing sector, China's photovoltaic industry improved its competitiveness rapidly; it still lags considerably behind Japan and Germany in R&D and market. In China, Shanghai and Jiangsu have the most competitive industry development environment for manufacturing, R&D and market. On the strength of a sound industry chain, Hebei ranks among the top three regions in regional competitiveness. Wuxi Suntech Power, Ningjin Jinglong, Tianwei Yingli, and CEEG Nanjing PV-Tech are the most competitive enterprises with outstanding professional and unique features.
In the face of competition and changes and challenges in the market, CCID Consulting releases the 2006-2007 Annual Report on Competitiveness of China's Photovoltaic Industry, which helps governments, enterprises, investors, and the industry chain grasp more accurately the pulse of China's photovoltaic industry in the following aspects, to provide information and recommendations for mapping out policies and development strategies:
Backed by full and accurate market description data, the report depicts development and changes in 2006 from the angle of product structure, regions and provinces, and value chain, to discern the industry's development trend.
It elaborates on the competition performance of major regions and enterprises in China's photovoltaic industry in 2006, and sums up the industry's competitiveness and development trend in the respect of manufacturing, R&D and market.
Moreover, it compares the policy environment and development performance of the industry in various regions across China, and reviews leading vendors' competition strategies and failures and losses.
Framework of the Report
Main Conclusions
Key Findings
I. Present Situation, Characteristics and Trend of the Global Photovoltaic Industry
(I) Present Situation
(II) Main Features
(III) Development Trend
II. Present Situation, Characteristics and Trend of China's Photovoltaic Industry
(I) Present Situation
(II) Main Features
(III) Development Trend
III. Index System for Assessing the Competitiveness of China's Photovoltaic Industry
(I) Design Principle of Index System
(II) Composition of the Assessment Index System
IV. Assessment of the Development Environment Competitiveness of China's Photovoltaic Industry in 2006
(I) Political Environment
(II) Economic Environment
(III) Social Environment
(IV) Technology Environment
V. Assessment of the Manufacturing Competitiveness of China's Photovoltaic Industry in 2006
(I) Industry Size
(II) Industry Chain
(III) Industry Concentration
(IV) Factor Cost
VI. Assessment of the Technological Innovation Competitiveness of China's Photovoltaic Industry in 2006
(I) R&D Investment and Fund Sources
(II) Core Technologies & Number of Patents
(III) Innovation Organization Capability
(IV) Product Value Added
VII. Assessment of the Market Competitiveness of China's Photovoltaic Industry in 2006
(I) Market Share
(II) Brand Value
(III) Export Competitiveness
VIII. Assessment of the Enterprise Competitiveness of China's Photovoltaic Industry in 2006
(I) Competitiveness of Domestic Enterprises against Foreign Enterprises
(II) Ranking of Domestic Enterprises by Competitiveness
IX. Overall Assessment of the Competitiveness of China's Photovoltaic Industry in 2006
(I) Major Fields
(II) Leading Enterprises
(III) Key Links
X. Outlooks on the Competitiveness of China's Photovoltaic Industry, 2007-2010
(I) Favorable Factors
(II) Unfavorable Factors
(III) Forecasts
XI. Recommendations from CCID Consulting.
(I) For the Government
(II) For Enterprises
(III) For Investors
List of Tables
Global Output of Solar Cells, 2002-2006
Production Expansion Plans of Leading Global Polycrystalline Silicon Manufacturers in 2006
Output of Leading Chinese Photovoltaic Enterprises in 2006
Polycrystalline Silicon Production Projects Planned/Under Construction in China in 2006
Distribution of Major Photovoltaic Enterprises in Provinces and Cities across China in 2006
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List of Diagrams
Cumulative of Installed Capacity of Solar Cells, 2002-2006
Price Trend of Polycrystalline Silicon Worldwide, 2002-2006
Price Trend of Photovoltaic Systems Worldwide, 2002-2006
Distribution of the Global Photovoltaic Market
Growth Rate of Various Renewable Energy Sources in the World in 2006
Forecast of the Size of the Global Photovoltaic Market, 2007-2010
Size and Growth of China's Photovoltaic Industry, 2002-2006
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