Graph of the Day: Solar’s new world order

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What does the solar “new world order” look like after 2016? GreenTech Media‘s vice president of research, Shayle Kann, shared his outlook on solar market consolidation, module prices, and the shifting global demand through 2016 at the GTM Solar Summit in the US last week. Here are four charts from his presentation that provide a glimpse of what the world may look like in the next three years, courtesy of GreenTech Solar

 Original source: GreentechSolar

Sophie Vorrath

Sophie is editor of One Step Off The Grid and deputy editor of its sister site, Renew Economy. She is the co-host of the Solar Insiders Podcast. Sophie has been writing about clean energy for more than a decade.

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