High Oil Prices to Spur the Chinese Market for Solar Cells and Modules

DUBLIN, Ireland--(Business Wire)--
Research and Markets
(http://www.researchandmarkets.com/reports/c88519) has announced the
addition of 2007 Deep Research Report on China Solar Cell and Module
Industry to their offering.

This research will focus on solar cells and modules, which have
been the most popular formats in China in the past years. Although
from a long-term interest, their profit margin will go down and
competition will become more and more serious, cell and module formats
will still have a rapid increase. What is more, high oil prices will
help solar energy and other renewable energies take the place of
traditional energy, so solar cells will be the energy of the future.

Because of energy risk, more and more governments will support
solar energy development, and it will attract more and more
investment. During 2006 and the 2007, most global capitals have
invested in solar energy or related industries, and this trend is set
to continue. Germany, USA, Spain, Italy, Japan, West of Europe and
other countries in the world have realised the need for solar energy,
which will bring about great demand for solar cell and modules, and
this will help them develop at a high speed.

This report will focus on cell and module companies, the following
information or data are included:

-Cell or module production capacity of each company and total

-Capacity expansion and new product line plan

-Equipment and technology source

-Key products and efficiency

-Market share and position in the world and China

-Long-term contracts of cell and module

-Contracts and purchase price of polysilicon, wafer and other raw
materials partners

-Cell and module production, the average selling price, regional
revenue, profit margin etc

-11 items (such as Share holder, Management Team, Products,
Revenues, Clients etc) of each company

-Manufacturing process or related information

More than 30 local manufacturers and 25 Global manufacturers will
be included in the report and most of the data and information is
taken from our team interviews.

Companies Mentioned:

Sharp solar(Japan)

Q-CELL(German)

Kyocera solar(Japan)

Suntech(China)

Sanyo solar(Japan)

Mitsubishi solar(Japan)

Motech (Taiwan)

Schott Solar(German)(RWE SCHOTT Solar)

BP Solar (US)

SolarWorld (German)(Bought Shell Solar)

Isofoton(Spain)

SunPower(US)

First Solar(US)

Yingli Solar(China)

Photowatt (France)(Owned by Canada ATS)

Ersol Solar Energy (German)

Renewable Energy Corporation(REC) (Norway)

United Solar Ovonic (Energy Conversion Devices)(US)

E-Ton Solar (Taiwan)

Kaneka Solartech (Japan)

Sunways (German)

GE Energy(Former Astropower) (US)

Ninbo Solar(China)

Evergreen Solar(US)

MHI (Japan)

Topray Solar (A-si) (China)

Antec Solar Energy AG(German)

Wuxi Suntech

Yingli Solar

China Sunergy (Nanjing)

JA Solar

Shanghai SSEC

Trina Solar

Topsolar

Ningbo Solar

Solarfun

Topray Solar(A-Si)

Canadian Solar

Jetion S&T

Shanghai Chaori Solar

Sunowe Photovoltaic

Wuxi Shangpin Solar Energy Science & Technology

ET Solar

Soltech

Jiangsu Tianbao PV

Yunnan Tianda

UL Solar

Global Solar Science and Technology

Tianjin Jinneng Solar(A-Si)

Beijing Sangpu Solar

Shenzhen Trony Science(A-Si)

Chinalight Solar

Hainan TianJu

ERA Solar

Yunnan Zhuoye

Shenzhen Jiawei Industry

Guangdong Quanxin

China United Cleaning Technology

Shenzhen Sumoncle

For more information visit
http://www.researchandmarkets.com/reports/c88519

Laura Wood
Senior Manager
Research and Markets
press@researchandmarkets.com
Fax: +353 1 4100 980

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