
Region:Middle East
Author(s):Shivani Mehra
Product Code:KROD7608
November 2024
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The Saudi Arabia Solar PV market is dominated by a mix of local and international players. Companies such as LONGi Green Energy and Jinko Solar lead the market with innovative technologies and large-scale project deployments. This competitive landscape is also shaped by joint ventures and partnerships with local firms to comply with government regulations on local content requirements.
|
Company |
Establishment Year |
Headquarters |
Technology Portfolio |
Revenue (USD) |
Market Reach |
Installed Capacity |
Product Innovation |
Partnerships |
|
LONGi Green Energy Technology |
2000 |
China |
Mono-Si, Thin-Film |
- |
- |
- |
- |
- |
|
Jinko Solar Co., Ltd |
2006 |
China |
Mono-Si |
- |
- |
- |
- |
- |
|
CHINT Group |
1984 |
China |
Multi-Si, Mono-Si |
- |
- |
- |
- |
- |
|
GTek Solar |
2002 |
Saudi Arabia |
Thin-Film, Mono-Si |
- |
- |
- |
- |
- |
|
Bin Omairah Holding |
1975 |
Saudi Arabia |
Ground-mounted solutions |
- |
- |
- |
- |
- |
Market Growth Drivers
Market Challenges:
Over the next few years, the Saudi Arabia solar photovoltaic market is expected to witness rapid growth. The countrys commitment to renewable energy and the significant investments in utility-scale solar projects, supported by declining solar PV costs, will be key growth drivers. Additionally, continuous advancements in solar technologies, such as the development of bifacial panels and N-Type cells, are likely to increase energy efficiency and lower costs.
Market Opportunities:
|
By Technology |
Thin-Film Multi-Si Mono-Si |
|
By Deployment |
Ground-Mounted Rooftop |
|
By Connectivity |
On-Grid Off-Grid |
|
By End-User |
Residential Commercial Utility |
|
By Region |
North-East Midwest West Coast Southern States |
1.1. Definition and Scope
1.2. Market Taxonomy
1.3. Market Dynamics Overview (Drivers, Restraints, Opportunities)
2.1. Historical Market Size
2.2. Year-On-Year Growth Analysis
2.3. Key Market Developments (Milestones, Major Projects, Government Initiatives)
3.1. Growth Drivers
3.1.1. Government Renewable Energy Initiatives (Saudi Vision 2030)
3.1.2. Declining PV System Costs (Cost Trends of Solar Modules)
3.1.3. Technological Advancements (Bifacial PV, N-Type Cells)
3.1.4. Growing Demand in Residential and Utility Segments
3.2. Market Challenges
3.2.1. High Initial Capital Requirements
3.2.2. Limited Grid Infrastructure for Solar Integration
3.2.3. Lack of Skilled Workforce
3.3. Market Opportunities
3.3.1. Expansion of Utility-Scale Projects
3.3.2. Private-Public Partnerships in Solar Energy
3.3.3. Increasing Rooftop Solar Deployment
3.4. Trends
3.4.1. Large-Scale Projects Using Thin Film Technology
3.4.2. Adoption of On-Grid Solar Systems in Residential and Commercial Segments
3.4.3. Integration of Solar Energy in Smart Cities
3.5. Regulatory Landscape
3.5.1. Net-Zero Emission Commitments
3.5.2. Saudi Electricity Regulations and Solar Incentives
3.5.3. Decarbonization Initiatives
4.1. By Technology
4.1.1. Thin-Film Technology (In Value %)
4.1.2. Multi-Si Technology (In Value %)
4.1.3. Mono-Si Technology (In Value %)
4.2. By Deployment
4.2.1. Ground-Mounted (In Value %)
4.2.2. Rooftop Solar (In Value %)
4.3. By Connectivity
4.3.1. On-Grid (In Value %)
4.3.2. Off-Grid (In Value %)
4.4. By End Use
4.4.1. Residential (In Value %)
4.4.2. Commercial (In Value %)
4.4.3. Utility (In Value %)
4.5. By Region
4.5.1. Riyadh
4.5.2. Makkah
4.5.3. Eastern Province
4.5.4. Qassim
4.5.5. Others
5.1. Profiles of Major Companies
5.1.1. LONGi Green Energy Technology Co. Ltd.
5.1.2. Jinko Solar Co., Ltd
5.1.3. CHINT Group
5.1.4. GTek Solar
5.1.5. Bin Omairah Holding
5.1.6. Power Lines Contracting Co.
5.1.7. Clean Technologies Co.
5.1.8. SunPower Corporation
5.1.9. Hanwha Q Cells
5.1.10. Canadian Solar Inc.
5.1.11. Sharp Corporation
5.1.12. Solar Frontier K.K.
5.1.13. Yingli Green Energy Holding Co. Ltd.
5.1.14. JA Solar Technology Co. Ltd.
5.1.15. Trina Solar Ltd.
5.2. Cross Comparison Parameters (Revenue, Solar Capacity, Technology Portfolio, Headquarters, M&A)
5.3. Market Share Analysis
5.4. Strategic Initiatives (M&A, JVs, Partnerships)
5.5. Government Grants and Support
5.6. Private Equity Investments in Solar
6.1. Solar Energy Certifications and Standards
6.2. Compliance with Local Energy Laws
6.3. Policies for Solar Power Purchase Agreements (PPAs)
7.1. Projected Solar PV Market Size
7.2. Key Factors Driving Future Growth
8.1. Market Entry Strategy
8.2. Technology Roadmap for New Entrants
8.3. Investment Opportunities in Utility-Scale Solar Projects
The research began by identifying critical variables such as solar PV demand, government policies, and project data through secondary research. This stage involved utilizing industry reports, government data, and proprietary databases.
Historical data were collected to assess the growth of solar PV deployment, focusing on market trends and penetration rates. Special attention was given to Saudi Arabia's utility and residential sectors.
Consultations with experts from major companies and stakeholders in the solar PV industry helped refine market projections. These insights were validated through interviews with manufacturers and industry leaders.
Finally, the synthesized data were cross-verified with primary market research inputs from local players, ensuring that the report offers a comprehensive view of the KSA Solar PV market landscape.
The Saudi Arabia solar photovoltaic (PV) market is valued at USD 3926.26 million, driven by government initiatives and growing demand for renewable energy.
Challenges include the high initial costs of solar projects, limited grid infrastructure, and the need for specialized expertise in the installation and maintenance of PV systems.
Key players include LONGi Green Energy, Jinko Solar, CHINT Group, GTek Solar, and Bin Omairah Holding, all of which have a strong foothold in the market through their advanced technologies and project execution capabilities.
The growth is driven by Saudi Vision, decreasing costs of PV systems, and the countrys commitment to achieving net-zero emissions, which encourages large-scale solar installations.
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