Since alternatives in energy production are currently in focus not only for industries but also of interest for each household, microgeneration of energy is a demanded topic. A market report by ResearchandMarkets analysis the "market bubble"...

This report examines key factors that will influence the growth of small-scale
generation technology that householders can use to convert natural energy into power
for domestic use. It also analyses a range of technologies supplied by vendors who
are already active in the alternative energy market, and considers how wider
deployment of these technologies will impact on the energy market.

Who should purchase this report:-
Architects and building developers.
Renewable energy technology vendors.
Microgeneration technology vendors.
Energy providers.
Organisations active in the renewable energy market.
Organisations with carbon reduction strategies.
Investors.
Energy strategists and policymakers.

For a complete index of this report click on:
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Report Index:

1 Introduction

2 Wind Energy
3 Solar Energy
3.1 Solar Hot Water Systems
3.2 Solar Photovoltaic (PV) Systems

4 Geothermal Energy

5 Starting From Scratch

6 Hybrid Systems

7 Community Systems
7.1 Social Housing Initiatives
7.2 Investment Initiatives For Individuals An Developers
7.2.1 Investment By Individuals
7.2.2 Investment By Developers

8 Earning Money From Micro-Generation
8.1 Grid Connection
8.2 Renewables Obligation Order

9 Grants And Support

10 Impact
10.1 Impact On Householders
10.2 Impact On The Power Supply Industry
10.2.1 Impact Of Government Policy
10.2.2 Impact Of Distributed Generation
10.3 The Wider View

11 Investment And Overshoot
11.1 The 1970s Revisited

12 Market Growth
12.1 Determining Factors
12.2 Identifying Winners
12.2 Sector Specifics
12.2.1 Wind
12.2.2 Solar PV
12.2.1 Solar Hot Water
12.2.2 Geothermal

13 Conclusions

Vendor Profiles
Wind
Solar Hot Water
Solar Photovoltaic
Geothermal

Pricing:
Electronic : EUR 167

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