On June 19th, 2012, Shanghai - the world's leading high-tech enterprise Applied Materials Company today announced the results of its fourth annual solar energy survey to celebrate the upcoming summer solstice (June 21, 2012, in the year of the Northern Hemisphere The longest white day and the shortest day of the night). The survey assessed the average consumer's understanding and understanding of solar energy, a renewable energy source.
The world's leading manufacturer of solar photovoltaic manufacturing equipment, Applied Materials, conducted the survey and surveyed four countries in the Northern Hemisphere that have significant potential for solar energy development, including China, India, Japan, and the United States. The survey found that consumers in these markets are optimistic about the future of solar energy. However, many people have different views on the current cost and penetration of solar energy technology, highlighting the biggest challenge that can be said to be pushing solar energy, namely, consumers' low awareness.
The materials company is committed to helping reduce the overall cost per watt of solar technology, and ultimately making solar energy a bigger part of the global energy mix. Conducting a solar summer survey every year is part of fulfilling this promise.
Dr. Charlie Gay, President of Solar Energy Division, Applied Materials, said: “Solar benefits our planet Earth and benefits our children and grandchildren. We must realize that solutions to meet our energy needs are in full control. By 2050, It is estimated that the world population will increase to 9 billion. By then, we must have a sustainable energy resource to permanently solve our energy challenges. The planning period of power companies generally spans 30 to 40 years, so The time to influence the world's long-term energy supply is now."
Consumers' estimation of solar energy costs At this time last year, industry data showed that by 2020, 98% of the world's countries will achieve parity Internet access, or that solar energy will have a price advantage over traditional energy sources. However, current data shows that this goal can be achieved by the end of 2012. Fifty-five percent of respondents acknowledged the change, saying that solar energy is cheaper than traditional energy sources (such as coal). India has more respondents with this view, reaching 68%. In contrast, 51% of Japanese respondents believe that solar energy is more expensive than traditional energy sources. Among the 35% of global consumers who think that solar energy is more expensive, 39% of consumers think that within 9 years, the cost of solar energy will be equal to or even cheaper than conventional energy.
Dr. Guy said: "Today, the cost of solar panels is less than a dollar per watt, which means that more than 100 countries worldwide have achieved parity. In the past few years, due to the sharp decline in the cost of solar energy, global The installed capacity of solar energy has already gone through a blowout phase, which has also brought about a drastic drop in the cost of the terminal market, and has also made people more aware that technological innovation will further reduce the overall cost of solar power plants."
All consumers believe that nearly half (46%) of the respondents who develop solar energy can create jobs. The respondents believe that the development of the solar market can create jobs. Among them, the US consumer is the most optimistic in this regard, nearly 60% (58%) of consumers expressed this view. The proportion of consumers in China and India holding this view is almost equal, with 49% and 48%, respectively, and tied for second place. Japanese consumers are the most cautious. Only 40% of respondents believe that solar energy has no impact on the labor market. 25% of respondents worldwide even believe that solar energy will reduce employment.
Cathy Boone, senior director of energy policy and market development at Applied Materials, said: “More than half of the jobs created by the global solar industry are after solar panels are manufactured, such as construction, installation, sales, design, engineering, electricians, etc. , cities or communities may directly benefit from the development of the solar industry and obtain real work opportunities as long as they are willing to make a commitment to replace fossil fuels with solar energy."
Consumers in India and China hope to speed up the pace of solar energy adoption. The Chinese government plans to increase solar installations to 15GW by 2015. Nearly 60% (58%) of consumers in China believe this rate is too slow. For the Ministry of New Energy and Renewable Energy, the Indian government plans to increase the proportion of renewable energy in the country’s energy composition to 6% by 2022. More than half (51%) of Indian respondents said that this promotion is too slow. .
As the population continues to grow, both countries are faced with a sharp increase in energy demand. So people have realized that solar energy plays an important role in meeting more energy needs, creating job opportunities, and reducing greenhouse gas emissions.
Solar education needs to be strengthened 26% of respondents believe that the United States has the largest installed capacity of solar panels, 22% of respondents believe that the largest installed capacity in Japan, and only 17% of people have made a correct judgment that the installation of Germany The largest amount. Compared with respondents from the United States (9%), China (15%), and India (9%), Japanese consumers have a higher rate of correct judgment, up to 35%. As of 2011, the countries with the largest number of installed solar panels were: Germany, Italy, Japan, Spain, the United States, and China*.
The world's leading manufacturer of solar photovoltaic manufacturing equipment, Applied Materials, conducted the survey and surveyed four countries in the Northern Hemisphere that have significant potential for solar energy development, including China, India, Japan, and the United States. The survey found that consumers in these markets are optimistic about the future of solar energy. However, many people have different views on the current cost and penetration of solar energy technology, highlighting the biggest challenge that can be said to be pushing solar energy, namely, consumers' low awareness.
The materials company is committed to helping reduce the overall cost per watt of solar technology, and ultimately making solar energy a bigger part of the global energy mix. Conducting a solar summer survey every year is part of fulfilling this promise.
Dr. Charlie Gay, President of Solar Energy Division, Applied Materials, said: “Solar benefits our planet Earth and benefits our children and grandchildren. We must realize that solutions to meet our energy needs are in full control. By 2050, It is estimated that the world population will increase to 9 billion. By then, we must have a sustainable energy resource to permanently solve our energy challenges. The planning period of power companies generally spans 30 to 40 years, so The time to influence the world's long-term energy supply is now."
Consumers' estimation of solar energy costs At this time last year, industry data showed that by 2020, 98% of the world's countries will achieve parity Internet access, or that solar energy will have a price advantage over traditional energy sources. However, current data shows that this goal can be achieved by the end of 2012. Fifty-five percent of respondents acknowledged the change, saying that solar energy is cheaper than traditional energy sources (such as coal). India has more respondents with this view, reaching 68%. In contrast, 51% of Japanese respondents believe that solar energy is more expensive than traditional energy sources. Among the 35% of global consumers who think that solar energy is more expensive, 39% of consumers think that within 9 years, the cost of solar energy will be equal to or even cheaper than conventional energy.
Dr. Guy said: "Today, the cost of solar panels is less than a dollar per watt, which means that more than 100 countries worldwide have achieved parity. In the past few years, due to the sharp decline in the cost of solar energy, global The installed capacity of solar energy has already gone through a blowout phase, which has also brought about a drastic drop in the cost of the terminal market, and has also made people more aware that technological innovation will further reduce the overall cost of solar power plants."
All consumers believe that nearly half (46%) of the respondents who develop solar energy can create jobs. The respondents believe that the development of the solar market can create jobs. Among them, the US consumer is the most optimistic in this regard, nearly 60% (58%) of consumers expressed this view. The proportion of consumers in China and India holding this view is almost equal, with 49% and 48%, respectively, and tied for second place. Japanese consumers are the most cautious. Only 40% of respondents believe that solar energy has no impact on the labor market. 25% of respondents worldwide even believe that solar energy will reduce employment.
Cathy Boone, senior director of energy policy and market development at Applied Materials, said: “More than half of the jobs created by the global solar industry are after solar panels are manufactured, such as construction, installation, sales, design, engineering, electricians, etc. , cities or communities may directly benefit from the development of the solar industry and obtain real work opportunities as long as they are willing to make a commitment to replace fossil fuels with solar energy."
Consumers in India and China hope to speed up the pace of solar energy adoption. The Chinese government plans to increase solar installations to 15GW by 2015. Nearly 60% (58%) of consumers in China believe this rate is too slow. For the Ministry of New Energy and Renewable Energy, the Indian government plans to increase the proportion of renewable energy in the country’s energy composition to 6% by 2022. More than half (51%) of Indian respondents said that this promotion is too slow. .
As the population continues to grow, both countries are faced with a sharp increase in energy demand. So people have realized that solar energy plays an important role in meeting more energy needs, creating job opportunities, and reducing greenhouse gas emissions.
Solar education needs to be strengthened 26% of respondents believe that the United States has the largest installed capacity of solar panels, 22% of respondents believe that the largest installed capacity in Japan, and only 17% of people have made a correct judgment that the installation of Germany The largest amount. Compared with respondents from the United States (9%), China (15%), and India (9%), Japanese consumers have a higher rate of correct judgment, up to 35%. As of 2011, the countries with the largest number of installed solar panels were: Germany, Italy, Japan, Spain, the United States, and China*.
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