2020 Year In Review - Comprehensive Report of Australian Solar PV in 2020 - Sunwiz

A Comprehensive Insight into the Australian Solar PV Market Workings in 2020

This report gathers the full solar PV market data of 2020 and transforms it into a powerful, insightful and strategically crucial document for any solar business. The information herein has the enormous potential to shift your business strategies moving into 2021 to align with current trends – potentially adding many tens of thousands to your profits.

Ultimate Solar Market Knowledge At Your Fingertips

Key Events & Implications

Discover what the key events in 2020 were, the trends they reveal, and what it will mean for the solar industry going forward.

Covering: Records & Milestones, Key Trends, Firsts, Rollouts, Government Actions, Legal Action, Public Figures, Entries & Acquisitions.

Annual Installation Tally by Segment

Know the solar market intimately with insightful, easy-to-read data for 2020. Discover new opportunities for profit-boosting strategic shifts.

Covering: Total volume & growth, by state & size range, with annual and monthly breakdowns

Leading Solar Retailers

Identify which companies led each market segment, and understand the evolving PV Retailer landscape

Covering: Historic and 2020 Volume, annually & quarterly of Top 20 Retailers nationally, plus volumes of top 10 in each state and system size range

Residential, C&I, Solar Farms

We cover every Australian solar installation – over 2.5 million of them – across the entire range of systems sizes, so you know about every opportunity in the nation.

Manufacturer Market Share

Identify which were the top-selling panel and inverter brands in 2020

Panel Import & System Price Trends

Understand the dynamics of solar system origins and pricing.

Two Great Options

SunWiz’s Year in Review is available in two formats:

If you only need information on the total volumes installed in 2020, then ‘The Tally’ is right for you.
If you’re looking for detailed insight into the market, or if you want to dive deep into the top solar retailer list, then ‘The Wisdom’ is what you need.

The Tally is included in every Insights subscription. Companies who have subscribed to Insights for 5 consecutive years receive ‘The Wisdom’ for free; other Insights subscribers receive a 50% discount.

The Tally

Includes 66 pages covering:

Residential volume & growth
Commercial & Industrial volume & growth
Solar Farm Volume & growth
Overall Tally
Outlook for 2021
List & Volume of Top 20 Companies Nationally & Top 10 in each state

The Wisdom

Includes 122 pages covering:

Everything in ‘The Tally’, PLUS:
2020 Market Share of Panel Manufacturers and Inverter Manufacturers
Expanded analysis of the Top Volume Retailers (top 50 nationally, top 20 in each state, top 20 in each segment), including growth factors.
Commentary on Trends, Records, Rollouts, Government actions, Acquisitions
Detailed analysis of popular system sizes
Annual trends in prices of solar power systems
Analysis of solar panel imports

Bonus: 3 Months Market Insights Subscription FREE ($1,235 Value!)

Your “Ultimate” Solar PV 2020 Year In Review

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2020 Year In Review – Comprehensive Report of Australian Solar PV in 2020