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GlobalData Norway's renewable energy market analysis and forecasts to 2015 report provides detailed analysis and forecasts of Norway regenerative Energy industry. Sub-chapters in the report analyzes each renewable technology in detail. These sub-chapters, historical and forecasted statistics relating to the installed Capacities, market structure and regulatory policies, key factors, restrictions, the growth of the individual renewable energy technologies in Norway govern. The report also analyzes the key players and their strategies in the market for renewable energies Norway. The report also provides trends and analysis of investment in the market for renewable energies much of Norway and summary and news flow for the last six months.

Scope

• Technology as Renewable Energy Market Analysis in Norway
• Key drivers and challenges of each Renewable Energy Technology in Norway
• Key technological Research and development trends
• Prediction and forecasting of future renewable energy industry trends and market size by technology
• Cause Growth segments and opportunities in each of Norway technology for renewable energy market
• Market overview, development and forecasts of key technologies Renewable Energy in Norway
• The policy and regulatory frameworks for each of the key technologies in renewable energies Norway

Reasons to Buy

• Strengthening the latest and detailed information about Norway's renewable energy market
• Analyze all Renewable Energy Technologies in Norway
• Identify the key growth markets, technologies and opportunities in each Renewable Energy Technology Market
• Facilitate the decision-making based on strong historic and forecast data
• Development of strategies based on the latest operational and regulatory mechanisms
• It deals with an understanding of how competitors are financed, and the mergers and partnerships that Norway have dominated the market for renewable energies
• Identify and analyze the strengths and weaknesses of the leading companies in renewable Norway Energy
• Identify key partners and business development opportunities
• To understand and your competitors' business structure, strategy to react and perspectives

1 Contents
1.1 List of Tables
1.2 List of Figures

2 Research Scope and Definition

3 Introduction to Renewable Energy
1.3 Greenhouse gas emissions
3,2 rapidly rising energy demand Demand

4 Norway Renewable Power Market
4.1 Norway Electricity Market Overview
4.2 Renewable Norway Current Market Overview
4.3 Norway Renewable Power Single Market, Production by Fuel Type, 2009
4.4 Norway Renewable Power Market Growth by Fuel Type, 2001-2009

5 Norway wind market
5.1 Norway wind energy market overview
5.2 Norway Wind Energy Market, Historic and Forecast Cumulative and annual installed capacity, 2001-2015
5.3 Norway wind power market, power generation, 2001-2015
5.4 Norway Wind Market Analysis Market forces
5.4.1 Norway wind energy market, key drivers
5.4.2 Norway Wind Power Market, Key limitations and Challanges
5.5 Norway wind energy market, Top Production Facilities
5.6 Norway wind energy market, Top Upcoming Wind farms
5.7 Norway wind energy market, Top Active offshore wind farms
5.8 Norway wind energy market, Top 15 Upcoming Offshore wind farms

6 Norway Solar PV Power Market
6.1 Norway Solar PV Power Market Overview
6.2 Norway Solar PV Power Market, Current and historical and forecast annual installed capacity, 2001-2015
6.3 Norway Solar PV Power Market, Power Generation, 2001-2015
6.4 Norway Solar PV Market Share of Ongrid – Off-Grid Development, 2001-09
6.5 Norway Solar PV Power Market Analysis Market forces
6.5.1 Norway Solar PV Power Market, Key Driver
6.5.2 Norway Solar PV Power Market, Key limitations and Challenge
6.6 Norway Solar PV Power Market, solar farms
6.6.1 Norway Solar PV Power Market, Active solar PV parks

7 Norway Biopower Market
7.1 Norway Biopower Market Overview
7.2 Norway Biopower market, historical annual and cumulative installed Performance, 2001-2015
7.3 Norway Biopower Market, Power Generation, 2001-2015
7.3.1 Norway Biopower Market, Current Issues and Challenges
7.4 Norway Biopower Market, top-Production Facilities

8 Norway, support key policy and market instruments Renewables
8.1 Renewable Norway Energy, Major measures and incentives
8.1.1 Renewable Directive
8.1.2 New Regulation on the original warranty period for the production of electric Energy, 2007
8.1.3 Enova SF Fund
8.1.4 The Basic Fund
8.1.5 Energi21 – R & D strategy for the energy sector
8.1.6 White Paper on National Climate Policy, 2007
8.1.7 Norway-Sweden Green Certificate Scheme
8.1.8 Clean Energy for the Future (RENERGIE) Program
8.1.9 Enova support program for Housing, Building and Construction
8.1.10 review of budget support
8.1.11 Act on offshore renewable energy production
8.1.12 The EU 7 Framework Programme Research
8.1.13 Norway, development of Hydrogen for Transport Sector

9 Norway Solar Power, major policies and incentives

10 Norway Wind, Major measures and incentives
10.1 Enova's Wind Power Program
10.2 Support for electricity from wind power

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11 Norway bioenergy, major policies and incentives
11.1 bioenergy strategy
11.2 Support for electricity from bioenergy

12 Enercon GmbH, Company Snapshot
1.12 Important Information
12.2 Company Overview
12.3 Business Description
12.3.1 Business Overview
12.4 Major Products and Services
12.5 History
12.6 SWOT Analysis
12.6.1 Overview
12.6.2 Enercon GmbH strengths
12.6.3 Enercon GmbH weaknesses
12.6.4 Enercon GmbH opportunities
12.6.5 Enercon GmbH threats
12.7 Competitors
12.8 employees in key positions
12.9 Locations and Subsidiaries
12.9.1 Central
12.9.2 Other Locations & Subsidiaries

13 Ostfold Energi AS, Company Snapshot
1.13 Important Information
13.2 Company Overview
13.3 Business Description
13.3.1 Business Overview
13.4 Major Products and Services
13.5 History
13.6 SWOT Analysis
13.6.1 Overview
13.6.2 Ostfold Energi AS strengths
13.6.3 Ostfold Energi AS weaknesses
13.6.4 Ostfold Energi AS opportunities
13.6.5 Ostfold Energi AS threats
13.7 Competitors
13.8 employees in key positions
13.9 Company Presentation
13.10 Locations and Subsidiaries
13.10.1 Head Office

14 Renewable Energy Corporation ASA, Company Snapshot
1.14 Important Information
14.2 Company Overview
14.3 Business Description
14.3.1 Business Overview
14.3.2 Other
14.3.3 REC Silicon
14.3.4 REC Solar
14.3.5 REC Wafer
14.4 Major Products and services
14.5 History
14.6 SWOT Analysis
14.6.1 Overview
14.6.2 Renewable Energy Corporation ASA Strengths
14.6.3 Renewable Energy Corporation ASA Weaknesses
14.6.4 Renewable Energy Corporation ASA opportunities
14.6.5 Renewable Energy Corporation ASA Threats
14.7 Competitors
14.8 Staff in key positions
14.9 Key Employee Biographies
14.10 Company Profile
14.11 Locations and Subsidiaries
14.11.1 Head Office
14.11.2 Other Locations & Subsidiaries

15 Siemens AG, Company Snapshot
15.1 Key Information
15.2 Company Overview
15.3 SWOT Snapshot
15.4 Business Description
15.4.1 Business Overview
15.4.2 Energy
15.4.3 Equity Investments
15.4.4 Health Care
15.4.5 Industry
15.4.6 Siemens Financial Services (SFS)
15.4.7 Siemens IT Solutions and Services (SIS)
15.5 Major Products and Services
15.5.1 Overview
15.6 History
15.7 Company Presentation
15.8 SWOT Analysis
15.8.2 Siemens AG Strengths
15.8.3 Siemens AG Weaknesses
15.8.4 Siemens AG Opportunities
15.8.5 Siemens AG threats
15.9 Competitors
15.10 Key employees
15.11 Key Employee Biographies
15.12 Company Profile
15.13 Locations and Subsidiaries
15.13.1 Head Office
15.13.2 Other Locations & Subsidiaries

16:00 Statkraft AS, Company Snapshot
16.1 Key Information
16.2 Company Overview
16.3 Business Description
16.3.1 Overview of the business
16.3.2 Customers
16.3.3 Emerging Markets
16.3.4 Production and Markets
16.3.5 Ownership
16.3.6 Other
Skagerrak Energi 16.3.7
16.3.8 Wind Power
16.4 Major Products and Services
16.5 History
16.6 SWOT Analysis
16.6.1 Overview
16.6.2 Statkraft AS strengths
16.6.3 Statkraft AS weaknesses
16.6.4 Statkraft AS opportunities
16.6.5 Statkraft AS threats
16.7 Competitors
16.8 employees in key positions
16.9 Key Employee Biographies
16.10 Company Statement
16.11 Locations and Subsidiaries
16.11.1 Head Office
16.11.2 Other Locations & Subsidiaries

17 Appendix
Than 17.1 eTrack Alternative Energy
17.2 Methodology
17.2.1 Coverage
17.2.2 Secondary Research
17.2.3 Primary Research
17.2.4 Expert Group Validation
17.3 Contact
17.4 Disclaimer

1.1 List of Tables
Table 1: Global CO2 emissions, million tonnes, 2001-2008 8
Table 2: The global projected consumption, Mtoe, 2001-2030 9
Table 3: Norway Power Market, Split by fuel type, percentage, 2009 10
Table 4: Norway Renewable Power Market, Historic cumulative installed Power (including Hydro), MW, 2001-2009 11
Table 5: Norway Renewable Power Market, installed capacity of fuel split, percentage, 2009 12
Table 6: Norway Renewable Power Market, Cumulative Installed Capacity by Fuel Type, MW, 2001-2009 13
Table 7: Norway Wind Market, Historic and Forecast Current and installed Annual capacity, MW, from 2001 to 2015 15
Table 8: Norway market for wind energy, Historical and Forecast Power Generation, GWh, 2001-2015 16
Table 9: Norway Wind Energy Market, Top 15 Active Wind Farms, 2009 17
Table 10: Norway Wind Power Market, Top 15 Upcoming Wind Farms, 2009 18
Table 11: Norway wind energy market Top Active offshore wind farms, 2009 18
Table 12: Norway wind energy market, Top 15 Upcoming offshore wind farms, 2009 19
Table 13: Norway Solar PV Power Market, Current and historical and forecast annual installed capacity, MW, 2001-2015 21
Table 14: Norway Solar PV Power Market, Historical and Forecast Power Generation, GWh, 2001-2015 22
Table 15: Norway Solar PV Power Market, Historic cumulative installed capacity of Split Grid connectivity, MW, 2001-2009 23
Table 16: Norway Solar PV Power Market, Active Solar Park, 2009 23
Table 17: Norway Biopower Market Forecast Current and Historical biomass and annual installed capacity, MW, 2001-2015 25
Table 18: Norway Biopower Market, biomass Historical and Forecast Power Generation, GWh, 2001-2015 26
Table 19: Norway Biopower Market, active biomass power plants, 2009 26
Table 20: Enercon GmbH, Key Facts 36
Table 21: Enercon GmbH, SWOT Analysis 38
Table 22: Enercon GmbH, Key Employees 42
Table 23: Enercon GmbH, other places 42
Table 24: Enercon GmbH, a subsidiary 43
Table 25: Østfold Energi AS, Key Facts 44
Table 26: Østfold Energi AS, SWOT Analysis 46
Table 27: Østfold Energi AS, key employees 49
Table 28: Renewable Energy Corporation ASA, Key Facts 53
Table 29: Renewable Energy Corporation ASA, SWOT Analysis 57
Table 30: Renewable Energy Corporation ASA, key employees 61
Table 31: Renewable Energy Corporation ASA, 65 subsidiaries
Table 32: Siemens AG, Key Facts 66
Table 33: Siemens AG, SWOT Analysis 81
Table 34: Siemens AG, Key employees 87
Table 35: Siemens AG, Subsidiaries 92
Table 36: Statkraft AS, Key Facts 94
Table 37: Statkraft AS, SWOT analysis 102
Table 38: Statkraft AS, key employee 105
Table 39: Statkraft AS, Other places 108
Table 40: Statkraft AS, subsidiaries 10

1.2 List of Figures
Figure 1: Global CO2 emissions Million tonnes, 2001-2008
Figure 2: Consumption Mtoe global projected, 2001-2030
Figure 3: Norway electricity market by fuel type, percentage, 2009 Split
Figure 4: Norway Renewable Power Market, Historic cumulative installed capacity (including hydropower), MW, 2001-2009
Figure 5: Norway Renewable Power Market, installed capacity by fuel type percentage split, 2009
Figure 6: Norway Wind Market, Historic and Current and forecast annual installed capacity, MW 2001-2015
Figure 7: Norway wind energy market, Historical and Forecast Power Generation, GWh, 2001-2015
Figure 8: Norway Solar PV Power Market, Historic and Current and forecast annual installed capacity, MW, 2001-2015
Figure 9: Norway Solar PV Power Market, Historical and Forecast Power Generation, GWh, 2001-2015
Figure 10: Norway Solar PV Power Market, Historic cumulative installed capacity of Split Grid connectivity, MW, 2001-2009
Figure 11: Norway Biopower Market, biomass Past Current and forecast and an annual installed capacity, MW, 2001-2015
Figure 12: Norway Biopower Market, biomass Historical and Forecast Power Generation, GWh, 2001-2015
Figure 13: Global Data Methodology

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