According to the latest report EPIA (European Photovoltaic Industry Association), confirmed the estimates of GIFI (Group Italian photovoltaic companies) PV in Italy is the second largest installed capacity for after Germany, with 730 MW and several hundred companies that specialize in the production, distribution and installation of photovoltaic systems. The GIFI provides for the future growth of the photovoltaic industry at a rate of 15.6% per year which would bring the installed a 15 GW nel 2020, in grado di coprire il 5% del fabbisogno energetico dell'Italia. Se però da un lato il boom del settore, alimentato dagli incentivi del Conto Energia, incrementa la domanda di celle e pannelli fotovoltaici, dall’altro la carenza di materie prime e di componenti (inverter in primis) e il diffuso fenomeno di shortage (carenza sul mercato di moduli fotovoltaici) stanno determinando numerose difficoltà di approvvigionamento, che rischiano di rallentare la crescita del fotovoltaico.
Il forum Solar Technologies – FortronicProprio le attuali difficoltà di approvvigionamento del settore e il ruolo dell'Italia all'interno dello scenario internazionale saranno i temi al centro di una tavola roundabout at the Forum Solar Technologies - Fortronic , a day of study - scheduled for October 14 in Milan - on the state of the art and ongoing developments in the Italian market of photovoltaics. Promoted by Assodel (National Electronic Suppliers Association), the forum Solar Technologies - Fortronic deepen topics of regulatory, technological and application solutions and to offer new skills to the various actors of the supply chain (installers, designers, architects, managers, users, design center and public administrations). It provided, inter alia, the participation of Florian Smidth, an analyst at market EuPD Research, which will be compared with a representative of the GIFI, an appointee of the MIP-Politecnico di Milano and the most important companies in the sector.
[Source: Casaeclima.com]
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