PRESENTED BY

A. GHAFOOR SHAHZAD
Brand Stylist & Brand Imager
CEO, OPUS DIGITAL FAMILY
5 SEPTEMBER 2012

Globally, the IDEA and CONCEPT

of ALTERNATIVE ENERGY being

accepted as a SERIOUS, VIABLE Energy
Resource

has been UNDER-ESTIMATED and

NOT Promoted

Despite the FACT that ALTERNATIVE

ENERGY stems from TWO FREELY
available resources from NATURE

The SUN and WIND!

What is REALLY stopping the growth of

ALTERNATIVE ENERGY across the world?

THE GIGANTIC FOSSIL FUELS LOBBY!

HOW?

They are Members of Parliaments

In Governance
Policy Planners
Legislators
Powerful Stakeholders in Fossil Fuels
Industry
Owners of Oil Refineries
Owners of Oil Producing Countries
BLOCKS

THIS Powerful MAFIA knows

ONCE Alternative Energy TAKES over

by being CONSIDERED as a MORE
affordable, reliable, and ABUNDANT
source of ENERGY derived from
NATURE

It will spell DOOM for the Fossil Fuels

MAFIA

But, HOPE springs ETERNAL and over a

period of TWO Decades, ALTERNATIVE
ENERGY has now become an EASY to
accept
REALITY!

EVEN by those who have OPPOSED it so

far!

WHAT is the GROWTH PERCENTAGE in

the ALTERNATIVE ENERGY Sector
Worldwide, all these years?

WHAT is the GROWTH PERCENTAGE in

the ALTERNATIVE ENERGY Sector
Worldwide, all these years?
Some INSIGHTS

Alternative Energy Industry Outlook - March 2011

By: Zacks Equity Research
March 08, 2011
http://www.zacks.com/commentary/17224/alternative-energy-industry-outlookmarch-2011
The recent spike in oil prices in the wake of unrest in the Middle East has been
casting a negative shadow over this emerging positive economic momentum.
But we believe that a temporary oil spike will do limited, if any, damage to this
emerging positive economic narrative. And we think that the fear premium in oil
prices will come down as the situation in Libya improves.
This improving macroeconomic environment should have favorable impact on
electricity demand. According to the Energy Information Administration (EIA),
U.S. industrial electricity sales are expected to rise year-over-year by 1.7% in
2011 and 2.3% in 2012. This helps improve the operating environment of
electricity generators and distributors.
A major growth area in this space is Solar Energy. The U.S. has a lot of catching
up to do, despite enormous potential, to get anywhere close to the global
leaders. According to the Solar Energy Industries Association (SEIA) -- the U.S.
trade association of close to 500 companies in the solar energy industry -- the
U.S. solar industry is a significant net exporter of solar energy products, with
net exports totaling $723 million in 2009. Additionally, U.S. solar installations
created $2.6 billion in direct value to support the U.S. economy.
According to the European Photovoltaic Industry Association (EPIA) -- the world
industry association for solar photovoltaic electricity market -- the cumulative
global installed PV capacity stood at almost 16.5 GW at the end of 2010,

Alternative Energy Industry Outlook - March 2011 (Contd.)

By: Zacks Equity Research
March 08, 2011
OPPORTUNITIES
Environmental Advantage: Solar power is one of the most benign electricity
resources. Solar cells generate electricity without air or water emissions, noise,
vibration, habitat impact or waste generation.
Fuel Risk Advantage: Unlike fossil and nuclear fuels, solar energy has no risk of
fuel price volatility or delivery risk. Although there is variability in the amount
and timing of sunlight in the day, season and year, a properly sized and
configured system can be designed to insure high reliability while providing a
long-term, fixed-price electricity supply. With fuel prices going up following the
crude oil spike of the last few weeks, this advantage has become very
pronounced.
Location Advantage: Unlike other renewable resources such as hydroelectric
and wind power, solar power is generally located at a customers site due to
the universal availability of sunlight. As a result, solar power limits the expense
and energy losses associated with the transmission and distribution from largescale electric plants to the end-users. For most residential consumers seeking
an environment-friendly power alternative, solar power is currently the only
viable choice being a ubiquitous source.
Environmental Legislations: Alternative energy companies are increasingly
benefiting from new legislation in the U.S. stipulating installation of renewable
sources of electricity generation as mandated by Renewal Energy Standards
(RES). At the federal level, Congress has extended the 30% federal investment

EnergyTrend: 2012 Global Solar Market Outlook

http://www.energytrend.com/2012_Global_Solar_Market_Outlook
According to the current development, EnergyTrend, TrendForce's green energy
division expects 2012 to be the year for the global solar industry to face an
arduous challenge and weed out the weak. The policies will focus on the total
installation volume control and decreasing subsidies. Additionally, policies for
the emerging markets have been mapped out, but it will require some time for
them to take effect. On the other hand, the spot prices from wafers to modules
remain low, and the slim margin has caused most manufacturers to hang by a
thread.
Based on EnergyTrends estimate, the 2011 global solar installation capacity
will reach 19GW, but the overall inventory amount, including semi-finished and
finished products, will reach as high as 10GW. Therefore, the market is still
severely oversupplied. EnergyTrend forecasts that the demand in the solar
market will amount to approximately 19GW for 2012; the stagnant demand is
due to the decreasing demand in Italy, Germany and the United Kingdom,
which are caused by the subsidy policies changes in Europe. As for the Asian
markets, benefiting from the subsidy policies, China, Japan, Malaysia and
Thailand will see slight demand surges in 2012. EnergyTrend expects no rapid
growth for the solar market until 2013. On the other hand, despite the hype
that the North American and Indian markets have been generating, their
outlooks remain uncertain. In regard to the North American market, the Cash
Grant program is set to expire at the end of 2011 and the new Federal Tax
Credits will fill the vacancy in 2012. However, EnergyTrend believes that the
growth momentum for Federal Tax Credits are able to bring to the market is
minimal, which will add uncertainty to the American market in 2012. As for the
Indian market, although the National Solar Mission drives up solar demand, the

EnergyTrend: 2012 Global Solar Market Outlook (Contd.)

Solar Energy Percentage Share (Country-wise)

EnergyTrend: 2012 Global Solar Market Outlook (Contd.)

Furthermore, the prices of midstream products are now in a severe downtrend,
which greatly handicaps the related manufacturers. According to the Levelized
Cost Of Energy (LCOE) analysis, the system costs incorporate module costs,
BoS (Balance of System) costs and system operating performance. In terms of
module costs, EnergyTrend believes that as the capacity of polysilicon
increases, the module costs will revert to a healthy level, although the price
downtrend is expected to cease for the time being. As for BoS costs, compared
to module costs which reflect the current market conditions, prices of products
such as the solar inverters and EPC remain stable. Therefore, the cost
adjustment in the future will mainly depend on BoS costs. Aside from the cost
adjustment, the enhancement of system efficiency is another pressing issue for
the manufacturers, which results in the increasing demand for high-efficiency
products. As for the future of the solar market, EnergyTrend believes that Ntype Mono/Mono-Like products and technologies will play an integral role.
EnergyTrend indicates that affected by the changes in prices, market dynamics
and technology, 2012 is the year for the forerunners in the global solar
industry to secure their leading positions. It means that manufacturers which
are not able to attain price or technology competitiveness will be merged or
run out of business. Only those who survive the fierce competition can benefit
from the rebound of the solar market.

These are SOME of the MANY Top

Players in the Alternative Energy
Business WORLDWIDE!

1st RET
Active8 ENERGIES
Alvesta ENERGY
Brookline Renewable
Energy Resource
Clean Energy USA
Green Energy UK
Jasper Energy
New Energy Group
regen SW
revonergy
TYCON Power
Systems
Wind Energy Direct

Adaptive Technologies
Hi-Tech Alternative
Energy Systems
Shaheen Enterprises
Michigan GREEN

Zenith Energy

Synergy Group
India Solar
Akshaya Solar Power
Ecofys Wind Energy
Future Energy
nu energy
East West Company
Suntech

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