EuPD Research at the 10th Forum Solarpraxis

The 10th Forum Solarpraxis will take place in Berlin between November 19 and 20. Market players from all over the world will meet to discuss the most significant issues facing the global solar industry.

EuPD Research will give a presentation – “Secondary Markets - Opportunities in Untapped National Markets” on Friday 20 from 11.15am-11.35am. In addition to that, Markus A.W. Hoehner, CEO will take part in the expert panel discussion "Quo vadis the German PV-Industry? – Perspectives on the domestic market and on global competition" on Thursday the 19 between 5.00pm-6.30pm.

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If you would like to meet EuPD Research on site or if you have questions concerning our research, please feel free to contact us:

Customer Relations
Phone: +49 (0)228 97143-75
E-mail: meetus@eupd-research.com

SPECIAL DISCOUNT ON EUPD RESEARCH REPORT

All visitors of the 10th Forum Solarpraxis will now receive a special discount on the survey "Harvesting the Sun – Photovoltaics in the German Agricultural Segment”, which was published in cooperation with BSW Solar and Solarpraxis AG. Instead of 1,880 Euro all visitors of the 10th Forum Solarpraxis pay 680 Euro, members of the BSW-Solar pay only 480 Euro for the report. Please feel free to contact us.

Harvesting the Sun –
Photovoltaics in the German Agricultural Segment

Farmers are becoming a star segment on the consolidating German PV market. This comprehensive analysis conducted by EuPD Research is the first PV study focusing on the agricultural customer segment in Germany. The study provides a substantial support for the review of your company’s strategic positioning. It will not only provide structural data on the agricultural industry in Germany, but also highlight the particular requirements and behavior of farmers.

General figures about the agricultural industry sector, an overview of funding alternatives and loan programs offered by banks and current expectations about the market potential of the segment are also provided. Furthermore, the study examines the attitude of farmers towards PV, their buying behaviour and the existing agricultural distribution structure.