DUBLIN–(BUSINESS WIRE)–
Research and Markets (http://www.researchandmarkets.com/research/tqtw47/solar_power)
has announced the addition of the “Solar
Power Opportunities – Israel” report to their offering.
Israel had 250 megawatts of installed solar capacity in 2012, an
increase of 54 megawatts (+27.6%) on the prior year. This represented
90.6% of all renewable capacity, 1.2% of total (conventional +
renewable) capacity and generated 239 gigawatthours of electricity. The
outlook for 2017 is 2,500 megawatts of installed solar capacity, ranking
solar in 1st place out of all renewable power sectors. Compared to other
solar markets, Israel ranked #25 worldwide and #1 within the Middle East
for installed solar capacity.
The policy landscape is attractive with policies / regulations /
incentives in 9 out of 14 potential categories.
From a Solar Market Attractiveness perspective, Israel had an above
average index of 88 out of 100 (the range of indices for all countries
in the Middle East was 17 – 88, World indices range from 0 – 100),
ranking Israel at #26 globally for Solar Market Attractiveness and at #1
within the Middle East. 8 out of the 31 Market Attractiveness variables
had a low index relative to other solar markets.
For Business Attractiveness, Israel had an index of a very high 93 out
of 100 (compared to a regional range of 16 – 93), ranking Israel at #15
globally for Business Attractiveness and at #1 within the Middle East. 9
out of the 71 Business Attractiveness variables had a low index.
This report assesses the overall attractiveness and opportunities in the
solar market in Israel from both a Market and a Business Environment
perspective, providing a comparative framework for analysing the
potential and relative attractiveness of the solar market in Israel and
for assessing macro conditions, access to market, national energy
policy, growth potential of renewable energy and infrastructure
considerations relative to other regional and World markets.
Key Data Points
– Installed Capacity (Total, Per Capita, Per Gdp, Per Sq Km)
– Added Capacity
– Net Generation
– % Of Total Capacity
– % Of Renewable Capacity
– % Of Non-Hydro Renewable Capacity
– % Net Generation
– 1 Year Growth Rates %
– 5 Year Compound Annual Growth Rates %
– Capacity : Generation Ratios
– Capacity Factors
– Policy Landscape Covering Regulatory Policies And Incentives, Fiscal
Incentives And Public Financing
– Swot Analysis
– 31 Market Variables In 4 Categories : Total Power, Renewables, Solar
Market, Network
– 71 Business Variables In 12 Categories : Security, Social,
Technological, Economic, Political, Trade, Barriers To Trade,
Legislative, Policy, Incentives, Operations And Financing
Key Topics Covered:
About Attractiveness
Executive Summary
Market Attractiveness
Trends in solar capacity
Policy Landscape
SWOT analysis
Business Attractiveness
About Attractiveness – category descriptions
Glossary
Abbreviations
List of Tables
List of Figures
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