Market studies for the wind and PV market provide an overview of what is going on in Germany. They are particularly useful for newcomers to the markets when deciding whether to enter the market or invest in the target market.
Thanks to many years of experience and a large database, enervis can deliver added value that offers an advantage when evaluating the future development of the market.
The study comprises around 70 slides in PDF format, on which the assumptions and results of the study are documented. The course content is presented graphically and additionally explained in text.
In addition to the market study for wind or PV, enervis offers an additional workshop (workshop or conference call) to explain the assumptions and results and to discuss conclusions. The implementation of such a results appointment is not included in the purchase of the study and must be commissioned separately.
The content presented here roughly includes the content of such a market study. Corresponding content adjustments can be individually tailored.
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Eckhard Kuhnhenne-Krausmann
Tel. +49 (0)30 695175-0
E-Mail: eckhard.kuhnhenne@enervis.de
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