PVインバーターおよびMLPE (モジュールレベルパワーエレクトロニクス) の世界市場

2015年に80.4 GWacを記録した世界のPVインバーター出荷規模は、2017年には88.4 GWacに拡大しました。しかし、2018年は、中国、米国、日本の3大市場の縮小が予測されるため、その出荷規模は横ばいとなる見込みです。

当レポートでは、世界のPVインバーターおよびMLPE (モジュールレベルパワーエレクトロニクス) の市場を調査し、製品レベルの市場予測、価格の推移と予測、市場シェア実績、主要PVインバーターベンダーの詳細プロファイルなどをまとめています。

第1章 エグゼクティブサマリー

第2章 PVインバーター価格・予測

第3章 PVインバーター出荷高・市場規模予測

第4章 PVインバーター市場シェア・競合分析

第5章 ベンダープロファイル

第6章 付録・調査手法

The global inverter market continues to concentrate. The top-20 vendors accounted for 93% of shipments in 2017, the highest since GTM began to keep track in 2010. Three-phase string inverter shipments grew 59% year-over-year and exceeded central inverter shipments by nearly 7 gigawatts. However, inverter shipments will fall 22% in 2018 due to the Chinese market downturn.

Inverter prices show no sign of stabilizing, current technology trends have not exhausted their cost-reduction potential, and many markets are still extremely fragmented.

This report provides detailed, country-specific pricing and forecasts for microinverters, single-phase string inverters, three-phase string inverters, central inverters and DC optimizers. The report also profiles and provides current and historical shipment totals for 23 of the world's largest inverter suppliers.

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About the author:

Scott Moskowitz Senior Analyst, Solar.

Scott Moskowitz is a Senior Analyst at GTM Research in the Solar PV Systems and Technologies practice, where his research focuses on PV system design, inverters, balance-of-system components and global downstream markets. In addition to tracking the global landscape of PV projects and balance-of-systems vendors, Scott was the Assistant Editor of PV News, the solar industry's longest-running market research periodical. Before joining GTM Research, Scott was active with Engineers Without Borders, where he co-led a water and sanitation implementation project in the Peruvian Amazon. Scott holds a bachelor's degree in civil engineering and mathematics from Vanderbilt University and a master's degree in environmental engineering from the University of California, Davis, where his work focused on energy efficiency, life cycle analysis and environmental law.