BIPV（建材一体型太陽光発電）技術及び世界市場2015-2022...市場調査レポートについてご紹介

Executive Summary
E.1 The Rise of Integration Economics: More Value in a Solar Panel and What to Do with It
E.1.1 Why Integration Matters
E.2 BIPV Markets Will Expand
E.2.1 Continued Support for Zero-Energy Buildings
E.2.2 More Retrofits Means More BIPV
E.2.3 Urbanization and BIPV
E.3 Factors Retarding the Market for BIPV
E.3.1 Cost Concerns
E.3.2 Subsidy Concerns
E.4 Building the BIPV Supply Chain
E.4.1 Factors Influencing Selling and Distribution of BIPV
E.5 Companies to Watch in BIPV
E.5.1 BIPV and Big Glass
E.5.2 Other Firms in the BIPV Space
E.5.3 Construction Industry Contributions
E.6 Summary of Eight-Year Forecasts for BIPV Technologies and Markets

Chapter One: Introduction
1.1 Background to this Report
1.1.1 How BIPV Products Have Evolved
1.1.2 Making the Case: How BIPV Can Resonate with Customers
1.1.3 The BIPV Supply Chain: Who, Why, and Where
1.2 Objectives and Scope of this Report
1.3 Methodology of this Report
1.4 Plan of this Report

Chapter Two: Setting the Stage: How BIPV Product and Technologies are Evolving
2.1 Product Trends in BIPV: BIPV Product Types
2.1.1 Type I: Architect-enabled BIPV: Still Room for Innovation?
2.1.2 Type II: Building-attached PV: Current and Future Products
2.1.3 Type III: Early-stage BIPV: Shingles, Tiles, and Beyond
2.1.4 Type IV: Monolithic Integration: BIPV as a Smart Material
2.2 Key Points from This Chapter

Chapter Three: Trends in BIPV Technologies
3.1 Silicon-based BIPV: Small Improvements That Matter
3.1.1 Thinner Silicon
3.1.2 Bifacial Cells: Still Relevant for BIPV?
3.1.3 Examples of c-Si-based BIPV
3.2 Thin-Film PV and BIPV: Stirring the Pot
3.2.1 Thin-film a-Si
3.2.2 Thin-film CIGS
3.2.3 Thin-film CdTe
3.3 OPV and DSC: The Future of BIPV?
3.3.1 OPV: BIPV as the Go-To Market
3.4 DSC: A Head Start, but Reason to Wait?
3.4.1 Perovskites, the Future of DSC?
3.4.2 Hybrid Devices: The Future?
3.4.3 Companies Pushing DSC 2.0
3.5 N-tech’s Take: OPV and DSC on the Clock
3.6 Key Points from This Chapter

Chapter Four: Trends in BIPV Roofing and Glass
4.1 Substrate Trends
4.1.1 BIPV Roofs
4.1.2 BIPV Glass
4.1.3 The Role of Flexible Substrates in BIPV
4.1.4 Encapsulation Developments and their Importance for BIPV
4.2 Installation Trends
4.2.1 Shaping up BIPV Standards
4.2.2 Need for BIPV Design Tools
4.2.3 In Case of Fire…
4.2.4 Noteworthy New BIPV Installations
4.3 Notable University Research
4.3.1 SOPHIA Project Wraps Up
4.3.2 Demo Testbed for Lightweight BIPV Modules
4.3.3 Monolithic Laser-Structured Barrier for OPV
4.3.4 Semitransparent Tandem Thin-Film Cell for BIPV
4.3.5 Heat Transfer System for BIPV Façades
4.4 Key Points from This Chapter

Chapter Five: Current Market and Marketing Considerations for BIPV
5.1 How to Sell Next-Generation BIPV
5.1.1 To what Extent can BIPV still be Sold as Green Technology?
5.1.2 Selling BIPV on Aesthetics and Design
5.2 The Role of Policies in Promoting BIPV
5.2.1 Whatever Happened to Those Special Subsidies for BIPV?
5.3 The Importance of Local Presence for BIPV: Building a Supply Chain
5.3.1 Options for a BIPV Supply-Chain Strategy
5.3.2 What a Successful BIPV Supply Chain Could Look Like
5.4 Key Points from This Chapter

Chapter Six: Eight-year Forecasts for BIPV Markets
6.1 Forecasting Methodology and Assumptions
6.1.1 General Economic Assumptions
6.1.2 Pricing Assumptions
6.2 Eight-Year Forecasts of Demand in Key BIPV Markets: Regions and Countries
6.2.1 North America
6.2.2 Germany
6.2.3 Other European Markets
6.2.4 Japan
6.2.5 China
6.2.6 Other Asia
6.3 Eight-Year Forecast by Type of BIPV Product: From BAPV to Monolithic Integration
6.4 Eight-Year Forecast of BIPV by Type of Substrate
6.4.1 Glass
6.4.2 Rigid Roofing
6.4.3 Flexible
6.5 Eight-Year Forecast of BIPV by Type of Building
6.5.1 Prestige Office Buildings
6.5.2 Government/Commercial Buildings
6.5.3 Luxury Residence
6.5.4 Zero-Energy Buildings
6.6 Eight-Year Forecast of BIPV by Type of PV Technology
6.6.1 Crystalline Silicon
6.6.2 TFPV, DSC and OPV
6.7 Summary of Our BIPV Forecasts, by Product Segments
Acronyms and Abbreviations Used In this Report
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