As people's living standards improve, more and more people on the planet need to consume more energy - particularly in emerging markets, global energy demand reached unprecedented highs. Meanwhile, in order to protect the natural environment, human for cleaner and sustainable energy demand continues to grow, solar energy will continue to be to meet the Chinese and global demand for energy is one of the best solutions.

For the global PV market, we started to see that in some capacity rationalization PV markets such as the European. But at the same time, we also see a lot of new growth points, particularly in emerging markets; as well as in the field of public utilities. Advanced component technology, declining costs and grid capabilities have allowed large-scale grid-connected solar power plants as a viable energy source. In some areas of the grid fails, the existing sources of electricity by a liquid hydrocarbon fuels based on reciprocating engine produces, in such areas, polycrystalline solar panels energy has important economic significance.

In the high-growth regional aspects, obviously, in the Middle East is one of the most exciting markets. Potential for solar energy development in the region is evident. For example, in Saudi Arabia, they are consumed during the third generation of hydrocarbons. Taking into account the demographic, economic and social growth in consumption, if they do nothing, by 2020, the power generation process will burn 50% of the hydrocarbons.

Therefore, they must pass an open market, reducing the consumption of hydrocarbons, and choose a better technology to generate electricity. flexible solar panels offers an attractive alternative. Thus, Saudi Arabia announced that 40 gigawatts (GW) of photovoltaic program is also expected. Middle East and other regions with a similar situation, we saw a similar opportunity.

India is also a very interesting market. They have a billion people in low energy consumption levels, and largely still using liquid fuels - so there will be a solar energy development in the Indian market space; expected to be about 25-35GW. In Latin America, Chile, for example, has the world's highest levels of sunshine, but they face a serious energy shortage, or to hydrocarbon fuels. If they wish to promote economic growth, then they must use renewable energy sources, including solar energy. Thus, Latin America is another exciting market.

In the Asia Pacific region (APAC), Australia, Indonesia, Thailand, especially in Japan, have exciting opportunities. In China, we all know, the Chinese government has set ambitious solar energy development goals. By 2015, the goal is to installed capacity of over 21GW (and may even exceed 35GW). The State Department also has put photovoltaic industry into strategic emerging industries, at many levels contribute to national development. Annual growth of 10-12GW, China will undoubtedly become the world's largest solar photovoltaic market.