U.S. solar photovoltaic (PV) panel demand is expected in 2013 to a new record high, to achieve installed capacity of 4.3 GW, according to NPD SolarBuzz latest quarterly forecasts.

If you reach this prediction standards, which increased by 20% over last year's magnitude. The demand for the second quarter of 2012, is expected to reach 1 GW, will come from utility-based ground-mounted portion 68%. Residential and small commercial rooftop PV solar cell installed capacity will account for 18%, while 14% comes from the large commercial roofs.

Being deployed in the United States a strong commercial and utility small solar panels PV is deployed by the state in order to achieve the required solar energy in countries in the proportion of total energy production, "NPD Solarbuzz analyst Chris Sunsong said.

"At the same time, housing demand is pushing for new third-party ownership model, which allows homeowners and businesses to install solar photovoltaic systems, with a minimum advance deposit." Now from the U.S. market demand for solar PV, contributing more than 12 years of global demand percent, compared to three years ago, accounted for only 5%.