Product Synopsis
Strong consideration needs to be given to on-line coatings which increase the cell performance, TCO, self-cleaning and anti-reflective.
According the Susan Eustis, principal author of the study, “factors driving this market represent concerns about energy security, energy prices, climate change and cost of carbon. Increased demand for electricity is a significant market trend. There is a need for replacing existing electricity generating capacity.”
Low iron solar glass technology gives solar panel and solar concentrator vendors the ability to build more efficient systems. Improved cost structures of the solar industry depend in part on improved efficiencies in low iron glass manufacturing. Low iron glass is used by the solar industry.
Low iron glass market growth is tied to solar market growth. Glass vendors are emerging as experienced and innovative partners for solar plant operators. Float glass plants are designed for PV glass for thin film and solar panels. Vendors are emerging that are dedicated to the production of PV thin film glass.
Solar key market growth factors driving demand include above all government subsidies. Although there is local variation, in the aggregate, subsidies are expected to continue and increase. There is not a more useful way for a government to spend its tax dollars than to stimulate growth of relatively inexpensive local sources of energy.
Efforts to drive full employment depend on a shift of defense budgets to renewable energy spending. Initially, renewable energy spending will come through the defense budgets worldwide, but as governments realize that the auto industry drives economies, they will begin to fund renewable solar energy used to create electricity for electric vehicles.
The industry depends on achieving economies of scale to lower costs of manufacture. Solutions to reach grid parity are needed in order for solar to become a long-term viable business. Among the most important issues are coating technology and novel structures. In the field of machining and finishing of thin glass with strengths of 0.95 mm, glass is used for concentrating solar thermal power plants (CSP). Lead-and copper-free protection and coating systems are used for solar energy applications.
For parabolic-reflector power stations thinner glass units are interesting. The thinner the glass is, the higher the degree of reflection. Mirror components, bending and the application of optical and functional layers rank among the core competencies of glass makers. Glass makers are extending their product sets and improving technology to cover the spectrum of flat solar glass processing.
PV float glass plants require specific designs for the batch plant, to prevent contamination by iron particles, the furnace due to the increase of melt temperatures (emissions!), the tin bath and the lehr due to an increased cooling effect.
Specific dimensions and thicknesses are required for solar glass. Properties requirements are different than for standard glasses. Typical glass lines deal with a variety of different thickness and / or grades. Solar glass depends on production of ultrabright sheets. Solar glass is inefficient due to set-up times and the requirement of large stocks
Traditional flat glass is not optimal for solar glass R&D efforts are needed to optimize production of PV thin film solar glass to reduce the PV glass costs. The glass properties need to be stable for 25 years. They need to be able to withstand huge environmental insults e.g. hail, acid rain, UV.
There are significant initiatives worldwide illustrative of solar energy installation growth. Examples include Abengoa innovative technology solutions efforts to achieve sustainable development in the energy and environment sectors. Abengoa is generating electricity from the sun. Abengoa has been offered conditional commitment for $1.2 billion US Federal Loan Guarantee to build the California based Mojave solar project.
Saint-Gobain had PV glass sales at 300,000 Euro in 2010. The company has an aggressive goal of 200 Million Euro for PV glass sales in 2015.
SunRun and U.S. Bancorp have formed a partnership to purchase $200 million worth of solar residential systems in the U.S. SunRun installs $1 million of residential solar energy panels per day. SunRun operates in eight U.S. states: Arizona, California, Colorado, Hawaii, Massachusetts, New Jersey, Oregon and Pennsylvania.
LOW IRON SOLAR GLASS EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
Low Iron Solar Glass Market Growth
Glass Vendors Emerging As Experienced And
Innovative Solar Energy Partners
Outlook for Solar Electricity
Low Iron Glass Market Shares
PV Glass Market Forecasts
1. LOW IRON SOLAR GLASS MARKET DESCRIPTION AND MARKET DYNAMICS
1.1 Solar Energy Panels
1.2 Low Iron Containing Materials for Glass
1.2.1 Clear Float Glass And Low Iron Glass
1.2.2 Performance Comparison - Clear Float Glass Versus Low Iron Glass
1.2.3 Clear Float and Low Iron Glass
2. LOW IRON SOLAR GLASS MARKET SHARES AND MARKET FORECASTS
2.1 Low Iron Solar Glass Market Growth
2.1.1 Glass Vendors Emerging As Experienced And Innovative Solar Energy Partners
2.1.2 Outlook for Solar Electricity
2.2 Low Iron Glass Market Shares
2.2.1 Low Iron Glass Company Summary
2.2.2 Low Iron Glass Product Differentiation
2.2.3 AGC Solar
2.2.4 AGC Solar SPARC Anti-Reflective Coating
2.2.5 Nippon Sheet Glass Thin Film photovoltaics modules
2.2.6 Nippon Sheet Glass Pilkington Crystalline Silicon PV
2.2.7 Nippon Sheet Glass Pilkington NSG TEC™ - TCO
2.2.8 Saint Gobain Solar Photovoltaic Solar Tiles System by Sunlap ®
2.2.9 Saint-Gobain Revenue
2.2.10 Guardian EcoGuard® Solar
2.2.11 Guardian Heat-Treated Glass
2.2.12 FLABEG
2.2.13 Gujarat Borosil Ltd
2.2.14 China Glass
2.2.15 Interfloat / GMB Glasmanufaktur Brandenburg GmbH
2.3 Jinjing Group Co Ltd
2.3.1 Trakya Cam
2.3.2 Targray Solar Materials
2.3.3 Solar Glass Segment
2.4 PV Glass Market Forecasts
2.5 Solar Market Installed Capacity
2.5.1 Photovoltaics - Segment
2.5.2 PV Countries 2010
2.5.3 PV Installations by Technology
2.5.4 PV Installations by Application and Country
2.6 Concentrated Solar Thermal - Segment
2.7 Price Trends
2.7.1 Cell Efficiency Improvements
2.7.2 Price Trends
2.7.3 Grid Parity
2.7.4 Impact of Oil Price on Solar Industry
2.8 Value Chain Activity: Manufacturing Solar Glass
2.8.1 Supply & Demand of Flat Glass
2.8.2 Industry Dynamics: Float Glass Barriers To Entry
2.8.3 Float Glass Cost Structure
2.8.4 Glass Manufacturer Infrastructure
2.8.5 The Need for Low Iron Glass
2.8.6 Nippon Sheet Glass Co., Ltd NSG Capacity
2.9 Glass Markets
2.9.1 Glass Industry Economics
2.9.2 Value Added Glass Is The Trend
2.9.3 Photovoltaic Backsheets Market
2.10 Grid Parity
2.11 Low Iron Glass Regional Analysis
2.11.1 United States
2.11.2 US Solar PV
2.11.3 China 2-60
2.11.4 2010 China PV Demand More than Doubles
2.11.5 Chinese Module Suppliers Gain Share in US Market
2.11.6 Korea 2-62
2.11.7 Indian solar
2.11.8 ACG Group
2.11.9 Nippon Glass
2.11.10 Saint-Gobain Regional Market Participation
2.11.11 Saint-Gobain Revenue By Geographic Area
3. LOW IRON SOLAR GLASS PRODUCT DESCRIPTION
3.1 AGC Solar
3.1.1 AGC Solar SOLITE Glass Formulation
3.1.2 AGC Solar High-Transmissivity Float Glass
3.1.3 AGC Solar CO Substrate Glass
3.1.4 AGC Solar SPARC Anti-Reflective Coating
3.1.5 AGC Solar TCO
3.1.6 AGC Solar PV segment
3.1.7 AGC Solar Concentrating Solar Power Thin Mirror Sun Mirox
3.2 Nippon Sheet Glass Co., Ltd. NSG Group / Pilkington
3.2.1 Nippon Sheet Glass Pilkington Optiwhite™
3.2.2 Nippon Sheet Glass Thin Film Photovoltaics Modules
3.2.3 Nippon Sheet Glass Pilkington Crystalline Silicon PV
3.2.4 Nippon Sheet Glass Pilkington Concentrated Solar Power
3.2.5 Nippon Sheet Glass Pilkington Solar Thermal Collectors
3.2.6 Nippon Sheet Glass Pilkington NSG TEC™ - TCO
3.3 Saint-Gobain / Saint Gobain Solar
3.3.1 Saint-Gobain/ SolarWood Technologies
3.3.2 French: SolarWood Technologies Solar Sunlap SG and SG ® Solar
3.3.3 Saint Gobain Solar
3.3.4 Saint Gobain Solar Photovoltaic Solar Tiles System by Sunlap ®
3.3.5 Saint Gobain Solar SG Solar Sunlap ® Embedded system
3.3.6 Saint Gobain Solar SG Solar Suneka
3.4 Guardian
3.4.1 Guardian UltraWhite Low-Iron Glass
3.4.2 Guardian Float Glass
3.4.3 Guardian Heavy Float Glass
3.4.4 Guardian EcoGuard® Solar
3.4.5 Guardian Solar Glass Positioning
3.5 CentroSolar Group AG
3.5.1 Centrosolar Crystalline Solar Modules
3.5.2 Centrosolar Thin-Film Modules
3.5.3 Centrosolar Solar Modules
3.6 Gujarat Borosil Ltd. (GBL) Low Iron Glass
3.7 Masdar PV supplies 1.5 MWp thin film modules to Indian villages
3.7.1 Masdar, Total S.A. and Abengoa Solar Abu Dhabi Solar Power Plant
3.8 Guangfeng Solarglass (Hong Kong) Co
3.8.1 Guangfeng Solar Glass (Hong Kong) Co., Ltd.
3.9 Hangzhou AMD PV Glass Co Ltd
3.10 Ningbo Qixin Solar Electrical Appliance Co. Ltd
3.11 Ningbo Yinzhou Jeen Solar Technology Co., Ltd.
3.12 Hehe Science & Technology Group Co. Ltd
3.13 Dong Xu Ltd
3.14 Shenzhen Commonpraise Solar Co.,Ltd
3.14.1 ShenZhen SuoYang New Energy Co.,LTD
3.15 Seasun New Energy Co.Ltd
3.16 Shaanxi Electronic Information International Business CO.LTD
3.17 Panther Group Co., Ltd
3.18 Yuhuan Sinosola Science & Technology Co. Ltd
3.19 Heineer Industry Co., Limited
3.20 Sinoyin Solares Co. Ltd
3.21 Wuhu Zhongfu PV Co. Ltd
3.22 Wuxi Bettrt Solar New Energy Co., Ltd
3.23 Nanjing Solglass Science & Technology Co. Ltd
3.24 Borosil Glass Works
3.25 Yichang CSG Polysilicon Material Co., Ltd.
3.26 Dongguan CSG Solar Glass Co., Ltd.
3.26.1 Dongguan CSG Low Iron Solar Glass Anti-reflective Coating
3.26.2 China Glass Solar Glass & Mirrors
3.26.3 China Glass Solar Glass
4. LOW IRON SOLAR GLASS TECHNOLOGY
4.1 Solar Technologies and Glass Usage
4.1.1 Major PV Manufacturing Technologies
4.2 Crystalline Silicon PV
4.3 Photovoltaic Technologies Support Systems That Use Low Iron Pattern Or Float Glass
4.3.1 • c-Si PV
4.4 Thin Film Photovoltaic Technologies
4.4.1 Thin Film PV
4.5 Parabolic Trough CSP Glass
4.6 AGC Solar
4.6.1 Solar Glass Chemical Composition
4.7 Float Glass
4.8 Key Parameters for Different Glass Lines
4.8.1 PV Specific Weight
4.8.2 PV Mechanical Strength
4.8.3 Flat Glass for Solar Applications
4.8.4 Manufacturing Process
4.8.5 Mirrors
4.8.6 Mirror Types
5. LOW IRON SOLAR GLASS COMPANY PROFILES
5.1 Abengoa Solar
5.2 Asahi Glass Co., Ltd. / AGC Solar
5.2.1 AGC Solar Business Overview
5.2.2 AGC Solar Float Glass and Insulating Glass
5.2.3 Residential Homes (Low-E Insulating Glass Units)
5.2.4 AGC Group
5.2.5 Asahi Glass Co., Ltd. Revenue
5.2.6 Asahi Glass Co Glass Operations
5.2.7 AGC Group Segments
5.2.8 AGC Solar Reportable Segment Glass
5.2.9 Asahi Glass Co Glass Markets
5.2.10 Asahi Glass Co Electronics
5.2.11 Asahi Glass Co Chemicals
5.2.12 Asahi Glass Co Glass
5.2.13 Asahi Glass Co Electronics
5.2.14 Asahi Glass Co Chemicals
5.3 Centrosolar
5.3.1 Centrosolar Crystalline Solar Modules
5.4 China Glass Holdings Limited
5.4.1 China Southern Glass (Australia)Pty Ltd is a Subsidiary of CSG Holding Co., Ltd.
5.4.2 China Glass Holdings Production Base in Suqian, Jiangsua
5.4.3 China Glass Holdings Production Base in Weihai, Shandong
5.4.4 China Glass Holdings Production Base in Xianyang, Shaanxi
5.4.5 China Glass Holdings Production Base in Beijing
5.4.6 China Glass Holdings Production Base of Wuhai, Inner Mongolia
5.4.7 China Glass Holdings Production base in Nanjing, Jiangsu
5.4.8 China Glass Holdings Production base in Taicang, Jiangsu
5.4.9 China Glass Holdings Business and Revenue
5.4.10 China Glass Holdings Business Review
5.4.11 China Glass Holdings Outlook Tied To China’s Twelfth Five Year Plan
5.4.12 China Glass Holdings Lowers Cost to Manufacture Low Iron Glass
5.5 Corning
5.5.1 Corning Opens Advanced Technology Center in Taiwan
5.6 Dong Xu Ltd
5.7 FLABEG Holding GmbH / FLABEG Technical Glass / Naugatuck Glass
5.8 Fu Yao
5.8.1 Fuyao Glass Industry Group Parent Company
5.8.2 Fu Yao Manufacturing Facilities
5.8.3 Fu Yao Solar Glass
5.9 Guangdong Golden Glass Technologies Ltd
5.10 Guangfeng Solarglass (Hong Kong)
5.10.1 Guangfeng Solar Glass (Hong Kong) Co., Ltd.
5.11 Guardian Industries
5.11.1 Guardian Industries Manufactures Glass Using The Float Process
5.11.2 Guardian Heat-Treated Glass
5.11.3 Guardian Tempered Glass
5.11.4 Guardian Industries US Base, Global Growth
5.12 Gujarat Borosil Ltd. (GBL)
5.13 Hangzhou AMD PV Glass Co Ltd
5.14 Hecker Glastechnik
5.15 Interfloat
5.15.1 GMB Glasmanufaktur Brandenburg GmbH
5.15.2 Interfloat / GMB Glasmanufaktur Brandenburg GmbH
5.15.3 Interfloat Innovation At The Fore
5.16 Masdar PV
5.17 Moser Baer
5.18 Nippon Sheet Glass Co., Ltd NSG Group
5.18.1 Nippon Sheet Glass Revenue
5.18.2 Nippon Sheet Glass Specialty Glass Business
5.18.3 Nippon Sheet Glass Solar Energy Products
5.18.4 Nippon Sheet Glass NSG Group / Pilkington
5.18.5 Nippon Sheet Glass NSG Crystalline PV Module Production
5.19 Oerlikon Solar
5.20 PPG
5.20.1 PPG Acquisition Transformation
5.20.2 PPG Geographical Profile Transformation
5.20.3 PPG Industries Business Segments
5.21 Saint Gobain Solar
5.21.1 Saint-Gobain Revenue
5.21.2 Saint-Gobain Addresses Spanish Market
5.21.3 Saint-Gobain SGG ALBARINO Glass
5.21.4 Saint-Gobain Revenue
5.21.5 Saint-Gobain Ceramic Materials
5.21.6 Saint-Gobain Revenue
5.21.7 Saint-Gobain Sales trends by Business Sector
5.22 Shandong Glass Group Jinjing Group Co Ltd
5.22.1 Shandong Glass Group Jinjing Group Advanced Equipment
5.22.2 Shandong Glass Group Jinjing Group Quality Management
5.22.3 Shandong glass group Jinjing Grouppowerful Scientific Research Team
5.22.4 Shandong Glass Group Jinjing Group Markets
5.22.5 Shandong Glass Group Jinjing Groupgoals
5.22.6 Shandong Glass Group Driving Development
5.23 Succeed Glass Co., Ltd / Henan Succeed New Energy Material Co
5.24 Sunarc Technology A/S
5.24.1 Sunarc Technology Low Iron Solar Glass
5.24.2 Sunarc Technology Float glass
5.24.3 Sunarc Technology Rolled glass
5.24.4 Sunarc Technology Tempering
5.24.5 Sunarc Technology Glass Suppliers
5.25 Targray Solar
5.25.1 Targray Crystalline Cell Materials
5.25.2 Process vs. Targray Materials - Combined For Results
5.25.3 Targray Materials
5.25.4 Targray Silver Paste
5.25.5 Targray Aluminum Paste
5.25.6 Targray Wafers
5.26 Trakya Cam Sanayii A.S.
5.26.1 Trakya Cam Partners with Saint-Gobain
5.27 Siemens
5.27.1 Siemens Revenue
5.28 ªiºecam Group
5.29 SunRun and U.S. Bancorp
5.30 Tata BP Solar
5.31 Total 5-138
5.31.1 Total and EDF / Tenesol
5.32 Trina Solar
5.32.1 Trina Solar Revenue
5.33 Zhejiang Flat Glass Co., Ltd / Shanghai Flat Glass Co Ltd
5.34 Reflector Manufacturers
5.34.1 Alanod-Solar
5.34.2 Almeco
5.34.3 Flabeg
5.34.4 Reflectech Inc
5.34.5 Solel 5-143
5.35 Other Low Iron Glass Manufacturers
5.35.1 AQT Solar
5.35.2 Bergamo Acquisition Corporation
5.35.3 Centrosolar Group AG
5.35.4 IG Solar PVT Ltd
5.35.5 Ningbo Qixin Solar Electrical Appliance Co. Ltd
5.35.6 Shenzhen Commonpraise Solar Co.,Ltd
5.35.7 ShenZhen SuoYang New Energy Co.,LTD
List of Tables
Table ES-1
Solar Market Growth Key Factors Driving Demand
Table ES-2
Low Iron Glass Market Driving Factors
Table ES-3
Low Iron Glass Market Issues
Figure ES-4
Low Iron Solar PV Glass Market Shares, Dollars, 2010
Figure 2-5
AGC Solar Low Iron Glass Installation
Figure ES-6
Low Iron Solar Glass Market
Forecasts Dollars, Worldwide, 2011-2017
Table 1-1
Low Iron Glass Coatings for Solar Applications
Figure 1-2
Glass Types Used for PV Cells
Table 1-3
Low Iron Solar Glass Production Issues
Figure 1-4
Solar Technologies and Glass Usage
Figure 1-5
Glass Segments and Products
Table 1-6
Performance Comparison - Clear Float Glass
Versus Low Iron Glass
Table 1-7
Benefits Of Using Low Iron Glass
Compared To Clear Float Glass
Table 2-1
Solar Market Growth Key Factors Driving Demand
Table 2-2
Low Iron Glass Market Driving Factors
Table 2-3
Low Iron Glass Market Issues
Figure 2-4
Low Iron Solar PV Glass Market Shares, Dollars, 2010
Table 2-5
Low Iron Solar Glass Market Shares, Dollars, Worldwide, 2010
Figure 2-6
AGC Solar Low Iron Glass Installation
Table 2-7
Low Iron Solar Glass Market Shares,
Tonnes, Worldwide, 2010
Table 2-8
Low Iron Solar Glass Installed Capacity,
Tonnes, Worldwide, 2010
Figure 2-9
Low Iron Solar Glass Markets Forecasts
Dollars, Worldwide, 2011-2017
Table 2-10
Low Iron Solar Glass Markets Dollars, Worldwide, 2011-2017
Table 2-11
Glass Market Segments, Dollars, Worldwide, 2010
Table 2-12
Glass Building and Automotive Market Segments,
Dollars, Worldwide, 2010
Figure 2-13
Nippon Sheet Glass Co., Ltd NSG Current and Planned Capacity
Table 2-14
PV Solar Glass Production Facilities
Figure 2-15
Glass Lines Needed to Support PV Development to 2020
Figure 2-16
Glass Production Growth per Segment Until 2015
Figure 2-17
Glass Production Cost Structure, 2010
Figure 2-18
Glass Float Demand and GDP Growth, Worldwide
Figure 2-19
Nippon Sheet Glass Co., Ltd. Solar Related Glass Demand
Table 2-20
Photovoltaic Backsheets Market
Figure 2-21
Low Iron Solar Glass Regional Market Segments, Dollars, 2010
Table 2-22
Low Iron Solar Glass Regional Market Segments, 2010
Figure 2-23
Saint-Gobain Distribution of Employees By Countries
Figure 2-24
Saint-Gobain Revenue By Geographic Area
Figure 2-25
Nippon Sheet Glass Co., Ltd. NSG Crystalline PV
Module Production
Figure 2-26
Nippon Sheet Glass Co., Ltd. NSG. Overseas Sales
Table 3-1
AGC Solar Glass Positioning
Table 3-2
AGC Solar SOLATEX Product Description
Table 3-3
AGC Solar SOLATEX Main Characteristics
Table 3-4
Figure 3-5
AGC Solar High-Transmissivity Figured Glass
Figure 3-6
AGC Solar Air Mass Filter for Solar Simulator
Figure 3-7
Nippon Sheet Glass (NSG) Low Iron Rolled and
AR for Crystalline PV
Figure 3-8
Nippon Sheet Glass (NSG) Low Iron TCO
Coated Glass for Thin Film PV
Figure 3-9
Nippon Sheet Glass Co., Ltd. Low Iron Float for
Concentrated Soalr Power
Figure 3-10
Nippon Sheet Glass Pilkington Optiwhite for
Solar Energy
Figure 3-11
Nippon Sheet Glass Pilkington Solar Energy
Figure 3-12
Nippon Sheet Solar Energy Glass
Table 3-13
Nippon Sheet Glass Pilkington Low Iron
Patterned Glass for C-Si Cell
Figure 3-14
Nippon Sheet Glass Pilkington Concentrated
Solar Power
Figure 3-15
Nippon Sheet Glass Pilkington Sunplus™ and
Pilkington Optiwhite™ For Solar Thermal Collectors
Table 3-16
Nippon Sheet Glass Pilkington NSG TEC™
Range Product Features
Table 3-17
Properties Of Nippon Sheet Glass Pilkington
NSG TEC Glass™ Products
Table 3-18
Technology Of Nippon Sheet Glass Pilkington
NSG TEC Low Iron Glass™ Products
Figure 3-19
SolarWood Technologies
Figure 3-20
Guardian UltraWhite Low-Iron Glass
Table 3-21
Guardian EcoGuard® Solar Modules
Figure 3-22
Guardian EcoGuard® Solar Modules
Figure 3-23
Guardian Parabolic Mirrors
Figure 3-24
Guardian Solar Glass Positioning
Figure 3-25
Centrosolar Solar Modules
Figure 3-26
Masdar, Total S.A. and Abengoa Solar
Abu Dhabi Solar Power Plant
Figure 3-27
Guangfeng Solarglass (Hong Kong)
Low Iron Patterned Glass, Low Iron Float Glass, and
Solar Mirrors
Figure 3-28
Borosil Glass Works
Table 3-29
Dongguan CSG Low Iron Solar Glass Parameter s
Table 3-30
Dongguan Primary CSG Low Iron Solar
Glass Characteristics
Table 3-31
Dongguan Tempered CSG Low Iron Solar
Glass Characteristics
Table 3-32
Dongguan Anti-reflective Coating CSG Low Iron
Solar Glass Characteristics
Figure 4-1
Solar Technologies and Glass Usage
Figure 4-2
Major PV Manufacturing Technologies
Table 4-3
Types of crystalline silicon modules:
Figure 4-4
C-Si PV Glass
Table 4-5
Thin Film Photovoltaic Technologies
Table 4-6
Thin Film PhotoVoltaic Characteristics
Figure 4-7
Thin Film CdTe PV Glass Efficiencies
Figure 4-8
Thin Film CIS PV Glass Efficiencies
Figure 4-9
Low Iron Glass Spectral Comparison
Table 4-10
Transmission Curve Measured on Glass Samples
Figure 4-11
Solar Glass Chemical Composition
Figure 4-12
Float Glass Production (for thin film PV glass)
Figure 4-13
Typical Glass Recuperatice of Oxy-Fuel Melter
Figure 4-14
Typical Glass Side-Port Regenerative Melter
Figure 4-15
Modeling Air Fuel Glass Float Furnace
Figure 4-16
Key Parameters for Different Glass Lines
Table 4-17
Solar Glass Challenge
Figure 5-1
AGC Solar Business Overview
Figure 5-2
AGC Solar Group Industries
Figure 5-3
AGC Solar Glass Buildings
Table 5-4
AGC Solar Main Product Categories
Figure 5-5
AGC Solar Locations
Figure 5-6
AGC Solar Partners
Figure 5-7
AGC Solar Partner Descriptions
Figure 5-8
ACG Glass Operations, 134 Companies
Figure 5-9
ACG Solar Overseas Operations, 119 Companies
Figure 5-10
Asahi Glass Co Overview of Geographic Segments
Table 5-11
AGC Solar Main Products
Figure 5-12
Asahi Glass Co (AGC) Business Segments
Table 5-13
China Glass Holdings CSGA's Notable Projects
Table 5-14
Corning Product Set
Table 5-15
Corning Industry Segments Served
Table 5-16
FLABEG Holding GmbH Profile
Figure 5-17
Guangfeng Solarglass (Hong Kong) Low Iron Patterned
Glass, Low Iron Float Glass, and Solar Mirrors
Table 5-18
Guardian Tempered Glass Applications
Table 5-19
Hecker Glastechnik Technical Glass Industry Sector Focus
Table 5-20
GMB Glasmanufaktur Brandenburg GmbH: Company Profile
Table 5-21
Interfloat / GMB Glasmanufaktur Brandenburg GmbH
Low Iron Solar Glass Strategy:
Figure 5-22
Nippon Sheet Glass Sales by Region
Figrue 5-23
Nippon Sheet Glass Pinkington World Presence
Figure 5-24
Nippon Sheet Glass Pinkington Northern Ballet Leeds UK
Figure 5-25
Nippon Sheet Glass Glazing In Car Show Room Ukraine
Figure 5-26
One Post Office Square Boston MA US
Figure 5-27
Centro Cultural Gabrieta Midtrial - Chile
Figure 5-28
Nippon Sheet Glass NSG Crystalline PV Module Production
Figure 5-29
Nippon Sheet Glass Solar Production Facilities Operational Plants
Figure 5-30
Nippon Sheet Glass Co., Ltd.NSG Group
Current and Planned Capacity
Figure 5-31
Nippon Sheet Glass Co., Ltd. NSG Sales from Solar Sector
Table 5-32
Nippon Sheet Glass NSG Group Future Growth Options
Table 5-33
Nippon Sheet Glass Greenfield TCO float
Figure 5-34
PPG Acquisition Transformation
Figure 5-35
PPG Transformation to Optical Coatings
Figure 5-36
PPG Focus on Coatings and Specialty Products
Figure 5-37
PPG Improved Geographical Profile Transformation
Figure 5-38
PPG Expanded European Footprint Transformation
Figure 5-39
PPG Global Coatings Industry
Figure 5-40
PPG Industries Business Segments
Figure 5-41
PPG Glass
Figure 5-42
Saint-Gobain Glass Market Activities
Figure 5-43
Saint-Gobain Revenue By Sector
Table 5-44
Saint-Gobain Renedo Installation Aspects
Table 5-45
Saint-Gobain Grid Parity Priority Axes
Figure 5-46
Saint-Gobain Revenue By Geographic Area
Figure 5-47
Saint-Gobain European and World Leader In
Each One Of Its Activities
Figure 5-48
Saint-Gobain Shareholders Ownership
Structure at December 31, 2010
Figure 5-49
Saint-Gobain Sales trends by Business Sector
Figure 5-50
Saint-Gobain Sales Trends By Major Geographic Area
Table 5-51
Targray Materials Intelligence Segments
Figure 5-52
Trakya Cam Float glass Manufacturing Process
Figure 5-53
ªiºecam Group Sales Profile
Figure 5-54
ªiºecam Group Results by Businesses
Figure 5-55
ªiºecam Group Revenue
Figure 5-56
ªiºecam Group Revenue and International Sales
Figure 5-57
ªiºecam Group Employees and Glass ProductionTable Of Content
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