If you are contemplating on installing solar PV system on your rooftop, chances are you may be using solar modules manufactured by Yingli Green Energy.
For the second time in a row, Yingli claimed the top spot last year as the world’s biggest supplier of solar modules, according to market research firm IHS.
Yingli shipped more than 3 GW of PV modules in 2013, expanding its market share to 8.3%. Photo: Yingli Green Energy
Overall in 2013, Yingli was the No. 1 producer in both China and Germany, second in the United States and ninth in Japan. China bested the three countries as the largest solar market in the world in 2013.
In all, the four countries accounted for two-thirds of worldwide PV demand last year, according to the latest analysis reported in IHS Solar PV Integrated Market Tracker – Q4 2013.
Shipping more than 3 GW of solar modules last year, the Chinese maker expanded its share of the market to 8.3%, up from 7.4% in 2012, when it was already the world's biggest solar player.
Chinese firms in Germany busy despite trade dispute
Although impacted in Germany by the anti-dumping trade conflict, Chinese solar suppliers continued to see significant activity in the market, with five out of the country’s top 10 suppliers based out of China and only two local German companies - SolarWorld and Conergy.
In the U.S., the world's No. 3 PV market, Yingli came in second after Arizona-based First Solar. Yingli's total shipments of 479.8 MW represented just 70 MW short of First Solar’s delivery in the U.S. market, which grew more than 50% in 2013.
The only market where Yingli did not rank in top three was Japan, the world’s second-largest PV market, where Yingli came in ninth after homegrown producers like Sharp and Kyocera.
Yingli products in Malaysia?
Yes, definitely. In a statement last year, the company announced that its wholly-owned subsidiary, Yingli Singapore has signed a framework agreement with RE FIT Solution Sdn Bhd to supply 500 KW of multicrystalline PV modules for the residential market in Malaysia.
Apart from that, the company, through its Singapore subsidiary, will supply 10 MW of its YGE 60 Cell Series panels to solar project at Gemas, Negri Sembilan.
Source: pv-magazine
For the second time in a row, Yingli claimed the top spot last year as the world’s biggest supplier of solar modules, according to market research firm IHS.
Yingli shipped more than 3 GW of PV modules in 2013, expanding its market share to 8.3%. Photo: Yingli Green Energy
Overall in 2013, Yingli was the No. 1 producer in both China and Germany, second in the United States and ninth in Japan. China bested the three countries as the largest solar market in the world in 2013.
In all, the four countries accounted for two-thirds of worldwide PV demand last year, according to the latest analysis reported in IHS Solar PV Integrated Market Tracker – Q4 2013.
Shipping more than 3 GW of solar modules last year, the Chinese maker expanded its share of the market to 8.3%, up from 7.4% in 2012, when it was already the world's biggest solar player.
Chinese firms in Germany busy despite trade dispute
Although impacted in Germany by the anti-dumping trade conflict, Chinese solar suppliers continued to see significant activity in the market, with five out of the country’s top 10 suppliers based out of China and only two local German companies - SolarWorld and Conergy.
In the U.S., the world's No. 3 PV market, Yingli came in second after Arizona-based First Solar. Yingli's total shipments of 479.8 MW represented just 70 MW short of First Solar’s delivery in the U.S. market, which grew more than 50% in 2013.
The only market where Yingli did not rank in top three was Japan, the world’s second-largest PV market, where Yingli came in ninth after homegrown producers like Sharp and Kyocera.
Yingli products in Malaysia?
Yes, definitely. In a statement last year, the company announced that its wholly-owned subsidiary, Yingli Singapore has signed a framework agreement with RE FIT Solution Sdn Bhd to supply 500 KW of multicrystalline PV modules for the residential market in Malaysia.
Apart from that, the company, through its Singapore subsidiary, will supply 10 MW of its YGE 60 Cell Series panels to solar project at Gemas, Negri Sembilan.
Source: pv-magazine
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