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Photovoltaic barometer - EurObserv'ER - April 2024

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Solar photovoltaic had an outstanding year in 2023. IRENA reported that over 345.5 GW of capacity was installed globally compared to 199.1 GW in 2022 and 145.1 GW in 2021 (net maximum capacity installed and connected at the end of the calendar year). Thus, installed global capacity to date rose to 1 412.1 GW. The European Union and United States enjoyed unheard of increases in their solar photovoltaic capacities. Yet, they pale by comparison with the unbridled rise of photovoltaic in China, which installed 216.9 GW in 2023, more than the previous year's total global market. With net maximum capacity standing at 53.1 GW in 2023 as quantified by EurObserv'ER, the European Union is the world's No. 2 market, ahead of the United States, which added 27.1 GW

Abstract (French)

2023 a ete une annee hors norme pour le solaire photovoltaique avec, selon l'Irena, plus de 345,5 GW installes dans le monde contre 199,1 GW en 2022 et 145,1 GW en 2021 (puissance maximale nette installee connectee a la fin de l'annee civile), portant la puissance mondiale cumulee a 1 412,1 GW. L'augmentation des capacites solaires photovoltaiques dans l'Union europeenne et aux etats-Unis a ete sans precedent, mais rien de comparable a l'extraordinaire ascension du photovoltaique en Chine qui a installe 216,9 GW en 2023, soit plus que la totalite du marche mondial de l'annee 2022. L'Union europeenne demeure le second marche avec, selon EurObserv'ER, une puissance maximale nette additionnelle de 53,1 GW en 2023, devant le marche des etats-Unis qui ajoute 27,1 GW

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Original title (French)
Barometre photovoltaique - EurObserv'ER - Avril 2024

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15 p.
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INIS-FR--24-1814

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