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Solar disruption The number 1 power source Bruce Douglas Chief Operating Officer, SolarPower Europe Chairman, Global Solar Council November 2016

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Solar disruptionThe number 1 power source

Bruce Douglas Chief Operating Officer, SolarPower EuropeChairman, Global Solar Council

November 2016

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What is SolarPower Europe?

• The new EPIA (European Photovoltaic Industry Association)

• A member led association representing organisations active along the whole value chain

• Shapes the regulatory environment and enhances business opportunities

Over 200 members including the following leading companies:

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Founding Association Members

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1. Cheapest power source in many regions2. Highly versatile3. Fast deployment4. Significant local socio-economic benefits5. Hedge against future electricity price

increase: cost of MW/h known in advance and fixed for 20 years

6. Clean (locally and globally)

SOLAR DISRUPTION

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1. Tipping point?

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TIPPING POINT - INVESTMENTS

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TIPPING POINT – GROWTH OF RENEWABLES

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POWER GENERATION CAPACITIES ADDED IN THE EU 28 IN 2015

Source: EWEA, ESTELA, SOLARPOWER EUROPE

TIPPING POINT - INSTALLATIONS

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9US EIA

TIPPING POINT – ENERGY CONSUMPTION

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EMERGING MARKETS

EVOLUTION OF EUROPEAN ANNUAL PV GRID CONNECTIONS VS. GLOBAL 2010 - 2015

© SolarPower Europe 2016

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11Global Market Outlook 2016-2020

SUNNY 5-YEAR FORECAST FOR MOST MARKETS

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12Carbon Tracker

CHEAPER THAN GAS & COAL

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2. Cost of energy

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VIRTUOUS PRICE CIRCLE

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15BNEF

COST REDUCTION OF PV MODULES

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16Global Market Outlook 2016-2020

SOLAR INCREASINGLY COST-COMPETITIVE – EVEN WITH ONSHORE WIND

REDUCTION IN LCOE – COMPARED TO WIND (1)

Location $/MWhUS 38Dubai 29Mexico 35Abu Dhabi 24Chile 29Argentina 59

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REDUCTION IN LCOE – COMPARED TO WIND (2)

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Large-scale solar is now cost-competitive with other technologies…

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COST REDUCTIONS - 2025

IRENA – Global weighted average cost – PV installed

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COST REDUCTIONS - 2050

Source: AGORA Energiwende

A combination of price competition, long-term contracts, good resources and financial de-risking measures creates deployment opportunities in

newer markets and at lower costs.

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3. #1 Power Source

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22Global Market Outlook 2016-2020

GROWTH to 2020 – Annual global market

UNCERTAINTY IN POLICY SUPPORT MEANS THE FORECAST FOR ANNUAL INSTALLATIONS IN 2020 RANGES FROM 62 TO 120 GW !

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23Global Market Outlook 2016-2020

IF MARKET DESIGN IS SET CORRECTLY, SOLAR AS LOWESTCOST RES COULD REACH 15% SHARE IN EU BY 2030

GROWTH to 2030 – EU electricity contribution

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ENERGY STORAGE: GROWTH to 2030

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GROWTH to 2040 - High global penetration levels

GLOBAL INSTALLATIONS COULD REACH 5000 GW BY 2040 WHICH WOULD PROVIDE 15% OF GLOBAL ELECTRICITY

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26IEA

GROWTH to 2050 – Cumulative global scenario

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#1 POWER SOURCE

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