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Report

PV Demand Database - Quarterly - Q3’11
Date: 05 August 2011

Detailed analysis and forecasts for PV installations in over 60 countries, updated and delivered at least quarterly. Quarterly and annual forecasts for the next 5 years by installation and system type.

This report is the most accurate and timely source of PV demand available and is created by a survey throughout the year of hundreds of PV companies involved in every part of the PV supply chain, as well as IMS Research's internal demand models and assessments of PV incentives and pricing globally.

For more information or to view a brochure and pricing information, please click here to login to IMS Research's website, or contact the report author, Ash Sharma.

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