With
Europe
moving
swiftly
to
phase
out
its
legacy
feed-in
tariffs
(FITs),
the
US
having
imposed
preliminary
anti-dumping
tariffs
on
Chinese
modules,
and
new
Asian
demand
centres
still
at
an
early
stage
of
development,
many
analysts
expected
the
global
PV
market
to
stagnate
in
2012
–
or
perhaps
even
decline
for
the
first
time
in
recent
memory.
But
the
outlook
for
2012
installations
is
“rising
continuously”,
says
Stefan
de
Haan,
principal
PV
analyst
at
IHS
iSuppli,
with
recent
order
reports
from
Taiwanese
cell
makers
bolstering
the
newfound
optimism.
Global
installations
now
look
likely
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