South Africa Solar Energy Systems Market Segmented By Product Type (Solar Panels {Monocrystalline, Polycrystalline, Thin Film}, Solar Inverters {Central, String, Micro}, Solar Batteries {Lithium Ion, Lead Acid, Flow Battery}), By Service (New Installation, Maintenance & Repair), By End-Use (Commercial, Residential, Industrial, Agriculture), By Region, Competition, Forecast & Opportunities, 2028F
South Africa Solar Energy Systems market was valued at USD 826.73 million in 2022 and is anticipated to project robust growth in the forecast period with a CAGR of 15.84%, owing to factors such as declining cost of solar PV installations, efforts to reduce over-reliance on coal-based power plants, increasing awareness about net-zero emission plans, and favorable government initiatives.
Declining Cost of Solar PV Installations:
In South Africa, the cost of solar photovoltaic (PV) installations has been declining considerably over the past few years. According to the International Renewable Agency (IRENA), the average installed cost of utility-scale solar PV reached about USD 1,148 per kW in 2020 from USD 1,321 per kW in 2019, representing a 15% decline in the installation cost.
Among the utility-scale solar PV installation cost in South Africa, more than 40% of the price comes from the solar PV modules and inverters, while the balance of the system (BoS) accounts for 34% of the total, and the remaining comes from the soft costs and installation cost.
The rapidly declining PV installed costs are primarily due to the steady improvement in solar PV technology, economies of scale, and competitive supply chains. Such a scenario is likely to continue and increase the adoption of solar energy systems installed in the country during the forecast period.
The residential solar PV installation cost is also reducing significantly in South Africa. In 2020, the average installed cost of residential sector solar PV was USD 1,575 per kW, a sharp decline from around USD 3,145 per kW in 2015 and USD 1,864 in 2019. Hence, with such a scenario, along with the increasing electricity prices by ESKOM, the solar PV market in the country is opening a new wave of clean energy investment by households and commercial and industrial customers.
As of February 2022, the National Energy Regulator of South Africa (NERSA) has authorized the national power utility Eskom to increase its tariff by an average of 9.61% for the 2022/23 financial year. The tariff increase includes 3.49% for the 2022/23 year and legacy decisions from previous years, bringing it to 9.61%. Such a rise in electricity tariffs and a parallel decline in the cost of residential solar PV makes installing solar PV a better option for consumers in the coming years in South Africa.
Thus, owing to the above-mentioned points, the declining cost of solar PV installation in South Africa is expected to drive the South Africa Solar Energy Systems market during the forecast period.
Efforts To Reduce Over-Reliance on Coal-Based Power Plants:
South Africa is the seventh-largest producer of coal in the world, and its thermal power plants are mostly dependent on coal. Nearly 82% of the total installed capacity and 76% of the whole energy production in 2021 will come from coal-based thermal power plants. With 15 operating power plants and a net installed capacity of about 39.3 GW as of 2021, South Africa is ranked as the 11th greatest greenhouse gas emitter in the world.
Nevertheless, South Africa has large domestic coal deposits but has a severe electrical crisis. The Council for Scientific and Industrial Research (CSIR) estimates that load shedding occurred for 1,169 hours in 2021, with an upper limit of 2,521 GWh in comparison to the 1,775 GWh of actual energy shed.
The national power utility ESKOM, which owns and operates the older coal-based thermal power facilities, has been primarily responsible for the energy crisis. The fleet of power plants owned by ESKOM had an average Equivalent Availability Factor (EAF) of 61.8% in 2021, down from 65% in 2020.
The scheduled Capability Loss Factor (PCLF) for ESKOM's coal-fired fleet was 10.4%, the unanticipated Capability Loss Factor (UCLF) for unexpected outages was 24.6%, and OCLF, or Other Capability Loss Factor, was 2.9%. The age of ESKOM's fleet of coal-fired power plants is mostly to blame for such high plant loss factor values. The average age of ESKOM's coal-powered fleet, excluding the recently constructed Medupi and Kusile plants, is 41 years, which is considerably greater.
These power plants are extremely sensitive to outages because of their old age and require frequent maintenance, which raises operating expenses. Additionally, the manufacturing of power is more environmentally damaging and produces a lot more greenhouse emissions. ESKOM estimates that upgrading the utility's aging coal-fired fleet to meet minimal emissions regulations will cost about ZAR 300 billion (USD 15.69 billion).
The issue has been recognized by the government and ESKOM. The state-owned utility has developed a plan to address rising energy demand and offer affordable power after realizing the unviability of operating an aging coal-fired fleet in the face of expanding demand.
ESKOM established the Just Energy Transition (JET) strategy as part of the Integrated Resource Plan, which was last revised in 2019, to hasten the repurposing and repowering of its power plants and actively pursue a stake in the allocation of renewable energy. According to this plan, ESKOM said in August 2021 that it intended to shut down 8–12 GW of its coal-fired fleet by 2030.
Additionally, the 1 GW Komati Power Plant in October 2022 is closed and is replaced with a renewable energy complex consisting of a 500kW agri-voltaic plant, a fabrication factory, and a micro grid assembly, supported by 244MWh of battery storage capacity. This is expected to provide a blueprint for the decommissioning of other coal power plants, such as the Grootvlei (1.2GW), Hendrina (2GW), and Camden (1.56GW) power stations.
Moreover, the IRP included plans to add 1.5 GW of new coal-fired capacity by 2020 to smoothen the energy transition. However, in November 2021, South Africa’s energy regulator and energy minister were sued by environmental activists over the plans to add new coal-fired capacity and power stations. Such instances elucidate that the expansion of South Africa’s existing coal-fired fleet is a contentious issue and will have limited public support during the forecast period.
Due to the country's present energy crisis, steady growth in power consumption is anticipated during the predicted period. In order to make up for the discharged capacity and meet the rising demand for energy, the government of South Africa must balance the withdrawal of its coal-fired power with new renewable capacity increases. To refocus its operations on the production of renewable energy and the mitigation of emissions, the national power company ESKOM is also attempting to reform its organizational capacities. During the forecast period, these initiatives are anticipated to boost the possibilities for renewable energy sources like solar energy while also increasing the demand for solar energy systems.
Increasing Awareness about Net-Zero Emission Plan:
Solar energy is a safe and environmentally friendly substitute for fossil fuels that can lower greenhouse gas emissions, reduce the effects of climate change, provide energy security, and enhance consumers’ standard of life. South Africa produces 40% of the continent's CO2 emissions and has the largest carbon footprint in Africa. Due to this, the government is focusing on decarbonization methods. For instance, to support South Africa's decarbonization efforts to achieve net-zero emissions by 2050, the government of South Africa launched a new, ambitious, and long-term collaboration in November 2021 called the Just Energy Transition Cooperation. These initiatives are expected to boost the market for solar energy systems over the next years and increase the prospects for renewable energy sources like solar energy.
Favorable Government Initiatives:
In order to encourage Independent Power Producers (IPP) to finance grid-connected renewable energy projects across the nation, the South African government established the South African Renewable Energy Independent Power Producer Procurement Programme (REIPPPP). The first window opened in November 2011, and by bid window 4, there were about 6,327 MW of installed renewable energy, including 2,292 MW of solar PV. Later in October 2021, the chosen bidders for bid window 5 were revealed. This list included 13 solar PV projects with a combined capacity of 975 MW.
Furthermore, according to the IRP for 2019, the government expects to provide a total of 1000 MW worth of solar PV systems annually, between 2022 and 2030, owing to which the requirement for solar energy systems is anticipated to grow in South Africa over the next few years.
Increasing Competition from Onshore Wind Energy
In South Africa, the increasing developments in the wind power sector are likely to restrain the growth of the South Africa solar energy systems market during the forecast period. On the other hand, other renewable power sources, such as hydro and bioenergy, have comparatively slower growth than the wind energy sector.
The country has witnessed considerable developments in the wind energy sector for the past few years. According to the Department of Mineral Resources and Energy in South Africa, the total onshore wind energy installed capacity at the end of 2021 was about 3.03 GW, which is an increase of 23% compared to 2.51 GW in 2020.
Furthermore, the country aims to have 11.5 GW of onshore wind capacity by 2030. In August 2021, the South African electricity public utility Eskom Holdings announced its plan to invest ZAR 106 billion (USD 7.2 billion), in renewable technology, including onshore wind power technology, by 2030. Such initiatives are likely to see massive deployment of onshore wind power projects in the country, restraining the growth of solar energy systems in the coming years.
Moreover, in April 2022, South Africa’s Department of Mineral Resources and Energy (DMRE) launched the opening of the Bid Window 6 (BW6) of the Renewable Energy Independent Power Producer Procurement Programme (REIPPPP). The DMRE invited interested parties to submit bids by August 2022. The launch of the sixth bidding round is expected to see 2.6 GW worth of renewable projects, including 1.6 GW of wind.
Thus, the rising competition from alternative clean energy sources, such as onshore wind energy projects, in diversifying the renewable power sector is expected to restrain the growth of the solar energy systems market during the forecast period.
Market Segmentation
South Africa Solar Energy Systems market is divided into product type, type of solar panel, type of solar battery, type of solar inverter, service, end-use, and region. Based on product type, the market is segmented into solar panels, solar inverters, and solar batteries. Based on the type of solar panel, the market is segmented into monocrystalline, polycrystalline, and thin film. Based on the type of solar battery, the market is segmented into lithium-ion, lead acid, and flow battery. Based on the type of solar inverter, the market is segmented into central, string, and micro. Based on service, the market is segmented into new installation and maintenance & repair. Based on end-user, the market is segmented into commercial, residential, industrial, and agriculture. The market analysis also studies the regional segmentation to devise regional market segmentation, divided among Gauteng, KwaZulu-Natal, Western Cape, Eastern Cape, Mpumalanga, Limpopo, North-West, Free State, and Northern Cape.
Company Profiles
Jinko Solar Co., Ltd., Trina Photovoltaic South Africa Ltd., Canadian Solar South Africa (Pty) Ltd, ARTsolar (Pty) Ltd, Ginlong (Solis) Technologies Co. Ltd, Seraphim Solar, iG3N (Pty) Ltd, IBC SOLAR South Africa (Pty) Ltd, First National Battery, Lento Industries Pvt. Ltd. are among the major players that are driving the growth of the South Africa Solar Energy Systems market.
Report Scope:
In this report, the South Africa Solar Energy Systems Market has been segmented into the following categories, in addition to the industry trends, which have also been detailed below:
Company Profiles: Detailed analysis of the major companies present in the South Africa Solar Energy Systems market.
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Company Information
Declining Cost of Solar PV Installations:
In South Africa, the cost of solar photovoltaic (PV) installations has been declining considerably over the past few years. According to the International Renewable Agency (IRENA), the average installed cost of utility-scale solar PV reached about USD 1,148 per kW in 2020 from USD 1,321 per kW in 2019, representing a 15% decline in the installation cost.
Among the utility-scale solar PV installation cost in South Africa, more than 40% of the price comes from the solar PV modules and inverters, while the balance of the system (BoS) accounts for 34% of the total, and the remaining comes from the soft costs and installation cost.
The rapidly declining PV installed costs are primarily due to the steady improvement in solar PV technology, economies of scale, and competitive supply chains. Such a scenario is likely to continue and increase the adoption of solar energy systems installed in the country during the forecast period.
The residential solar PV installation cost is also reducing significantly in South Africa. In 2020, the average installed cost of residential sector solar PV was USD 1,575 per kW, a sharp decline from around USD 3,145 per kW in 2015 and USD 1,864 in 2019. Hence, with such a scenario, along with the increasing electricity prices by ESKOM, the solar PV market in the country is opening a new wave of clean energy investment by households and commercial and industrial customers.
As of February 2022, the National Energy Regulator of South Africa (NERSA) has authorized the national power utility Eskom to increase its tariff by an average of 9.61% for the 2022/23 financial year. The tariff increase includes 3.49% for the 2022/23 year and legacy decisions from previous years, bringing it to 9.61%. Such a rise in electricity tariffs and a parallel decline in the cost of residential solar PV makes installing solar PV a better option for consumers in the coming years in South Africa.
Thus, owing to the above-mentioned points, the declining cost of solar PV installation in South Africa is expected to drive the South Africa Solar Energy Systems market during the forecast period.
Efforts To Reduce Over-Reliance on Coal-Based Power Plants:
South Africa is the seventh-largest producer of coal in the world, and its thermal power plants are mostly dependent on coal. Nearly 82% of the total installed capacity and 76% of the whole energy production in 2021 will come from coal-based thermal power plants. With 15 operating power plants and a net installed capacity of about 39.3 GW as of 2021, South Africa is ranked as the 11th greatest greenhouse gas emitter in the world.
Nevertheless, South Africa has large domestic coal deposits but has a severe electrical crisis. The Council for Scientific and Industrial Research (CSIR) estimates that load shedding occurred for 1,169 hours in 2021, with an upper limit of 2,521 GWh in comparison to the 1,775 GWh of actual energy shed.
The national power utility ESKOM, which owns and operates the older coal-based thermal power facilities, has been primarily responsible for the energy crisis. The fleet of power plants owned by ESKOM had an average Equivalent Availability Factor (EAF) of 61.8% in 2021, down from 65% in 2020.
The scheduled Capability Loss Factor (PCLF) for ESKOM's coal-fired fleet was 10.4%, the unanticipated Capability Loss Factor (UCLF) for unexpected outages was 24.6%, and OCLF, or Other Capability Loss Factor, was 2.9%. The age of ESKOM's fleet of coal-fired power plants is mostly to blame for such high plant loss factor values. The average age of ESKOM's coal-powered fleet, excluding the recently constructed Medupi and Kusile plants, is 41 years, which is considerably greater.
These power plants are extremely sensitive to outages because of their old age and require frequent maintenance, which raises operating expenses. Additionally, the manufacturing of power is more environmentally damaging and produces a lot more greenhouse emissions. ESKOM estimates that upgrading the utility's aging coal-fired fleet to meet minimal emissions regulations will cost about ZAR 300 billion (USD 15.69 billion).
The issue has been recognized by the government and ESKOM. The state-owned utility has developed a plan to address rising energy demand and offer affordable power after realizing the unviability of operating an aging coal-fired fleet in the face of expanding demand.
ESKOM established the Just Energy Transition (JET) strategy as part of the Integrated Resource Plan, which was last revised in 2019, to hasten the repurposing and repowering of its power plants and actively pursue a stake in the allocation of renewable energy. According to this plan, ESKOM said in August 2021 that it intended to shut down 8–12 GW of its coal-fired fleet by 2030.
Additionally, the 1 GW Komati Power Plant in October 2022 is closed and is replaced with a renewable energy complex consisting of a 500kW agri-voltaic plant, a fabrication factory, and a micro grid assembly, supported by 244MWh of battery storage capacity. This is expected to provide a blueprint for the decommissioning of other coal power plants, such as the Grootvlei (1.2GW), Hendrina (2GW), and Camden (1.56GW) power stations.
Moreover, the IRP included plans to add 1.5 GW of new coal-fired capacity by 2020 to smoothen the energy transition. However, in November 2021, South Africa’s energy regulator and energy minister were sued by environmental activists over the plans to add new coal-fired capacity and power stations. Such instances elucidate that the expansion of South Africa’s existing coal-fired fleet is a contentious issue and will have limited public support during the forecast period.
Due to the country's present energy crisis, steady growth in power consumption is anticipated during the predicted period. In order to make up for the discharged capacity and meet the rising demand for energy, the government of South Africa must balance the withdrawal of its coal-fired power with new renewable capacity increases. To refocus its operations on the production of renewable energy and the mitigation of emissions, the national power company ESKOM is also attempting to reform its organizational capacities. During the forecast period, these initiatives are anticipated to boost the possibilities for renewable energy sources like solar energy while also increasing the demand for solar energy systems.
Increasing Awareness about Net-Zero Emission Plan:
Solar energy is a safe and environmentally friendly substitute for fossil fuels that can lower greenhouse gas emissions, reduce the effects of climate change, provide energy security, and enhance consumers’ standard of life. South Africa produces 40% of the continent's CO2 emissions and has the largest carbon footprint in Africa. Due to this, the government is focusing on decarbonization methods. For instance, to support South Africa's decarbonization efforts to achieve net-zero emissions by 2050, the government of South Africa launched a new, ambitious, and long-term collaboration in November 2021 called the Just Energy Transition Cooperation. These initiatives are expected to boost the market for solar energy systems over the next years and increase the prospects for renewable energy sources like solar energy.
Favorable Government Initiatives:
In order to encourage Independent Power Producers (IPP) to finance grid-connected renewable energy projects across the nation, the South African government established the South African Renewable Energy Independent Power Producer Procurement Programme (REIPPPP). The first window opened in November 2011, and by bid window 4, there were about 6,327 MW of installed renewable energy, including 2,292 MW of solar PV. Later in October 2021, the chosen bidders for bid window 5 were revealed. This list included 13 solar PV projects with a combined capacity of 975 MW.
Furthermore, according to the IRP for 2019, the government expects to provide a total of 1000 MW worth of solar PV systems annually, between 2022 and 2030, owing to which the requirement for solar energy systems is anticipated to grow in South Africa over the next few years.
Increasing Competition from Onshore Wind Energy
In South Africa, the increasing developments in the wind power sector are likely to restrain the growth of the South Africa solar energy systems market during the forecast period. On the other hand, other renewable power sources, such as hydro and bioenergy, have comparatively slower growth than the wind energy sector.
The country has witnessed considerable developments in the wind energy sector for the past few years. According to the Department of Mineral Resources and Energy in South Africa, the total onshore wind energy installed capacity at the end of 2021 was about 3.03 GW, which is an increase of 23% compared to 2.51 GW in 2020.
Furthermore, the country aims to have 11.5 GW of onshore wind capacity by 2030. In August 2021, the South African electricity public utility Eskom Holdings announced its plan to invest ZAR 106 billion (USD 7.2 billion), in renewable technology, including onshore wind power technology, by 2030. Such initiatives are likely to see massive deployment of onshore wind power projects in the country, restraining the growth of solar energy systems in the coming years.
Moreover, in April 2022, South Africa’s Department of Mineral Resources and Energy (DMRE) launched the opening of the Bid Window 6 (BW6) of the Renewable Energy Independent Power Producer Procurement Programme (REIPPPP). The DMRE invited interested parties to submit bids by August 2022. The launch of the sixth bidding round is expected to see 2.6 GW worth of renewable projects, including 1.6 GW of wind.
Thus, the rising competition from alternative clean energy sources, such as onshore wind energy projects, in diversifying the renewable power sector is expected to restrain the growth of the solar energy systems market during the forecast period.
Market Segmentation
South Africa Solar Energy Systems market is divided into product type, type of solar panel, type of solar battery, type of solar inverter, service, end-use, and region. Based on product type, the market is segmented into solar panels, solar inverters, and solar batteries. Based on the type of solar panel, the market is segmented into monocrystalline, polycrystalline, and thin film. Based on the type of solar battery, the market is segmented into lithium-ion, lead acid, and flow battery. Based on the type of solar inverter, the market is segmented into central, string, and micro. Based on service, the market is segmented into new installation and maintenance & repair. Based on end-user, the market is segmented into commercial, residential, industrial, and agriculture. The market analysis also studies the regional segmentation to devise regional market segmentation, divided among Gauteng, KwaZulu-Natal, Western Cape, Eastern Cape, Mpumalanga, Limpopo, North-West, Free State, and Northern Cape.
Company Profiles
Jinko Solar Co., Ltd., Trina Photovoltaic South Africa Ltd., Canadian Solar South Africa (Pty) Ltd, ARTsolar (Pty) Ltd, Ginlong (Solis) Technologies Co. Ltd, Seraphim Solar, iG3N (Pty) Ltd, IBC SOLAR South Africa (Pty) Ltd, First National Battery, Lento Industries Pvt. Ltd. are among the major players that are driving the growth of the South Africa Solar Energy Systems market.
Report Scope:
In this report, the South Africa Solar Energy Systems Market has been segmented into the following categories, in addition to the industry trends, which have also been detailed below:
- South Africa Solar Energy Systems Market, By Product Type:
- Solar Panels
- Monocrystalline
- Polycrystalline
- Thin Film)
- Solar Battery
- Lithium Ion
- Lead Acid
- Flow Battery
- Solar Inverters
- Central
- String
- Micro
- South Africa Solar Energy Systems Market, By Service:
- New Installation
- Maintenance & Repair
- South Africa Solar Energy Systems Market, By End-Use:
- Commercial
- Residential
- Industrial
- Agriculture
- South Africa Solar Energy Systems Market, By Region:
- Gauteng
- KwaZulu-Natal
- Western Cape
- Eastern Cape
- Mpumalanga
- Limpopo
- North-West
- Free State
- Northern Cape
Company Profiles: Detailed analysis of the major companies present in the South Africa Solar Energy Systems market.
Available Customizations:
With the given market data, TechSci Research offers customizations according to a company’s specific needs. The following customization options are available for the report:
Company Information
- Detailed analysis and profiling of additional market players (up to five).
1. PRODUCT OVERVIEW
1.1. Market Definition
1.2. Scope of the Market
1.2.1. Markets Covered
1.2.2. Years Considered for Study
1.2.3. Key Market Segmentations
1.3. Product Definition
1.3.1. By Product Type
1.3.1.1. By Type of Solar Panel
1.3.1.2. By Type of Solar Battery
1.3.1.3. By Type of Solar Inverter
2. RESEARCH METHODOLOGY
2.1. Objective of the Study
2.2. Baseline Methodology
2.2.1. Methodology Followed for Calculation of Market Size
2.2.2. Methodology Followed for Calculation of Market Share
2.2.3. Methodology Followed for Forecasting
2.3. Partial List of Companies Interviewed
2.4. Partial List of Secondary Sources
3. EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
4. VOICE OF CUSTOMER
4.1. Brand Awareness
4.2. Key Factors Considered While Selecting Manufacturers
4.3. Key Satisfaction Level
5. SOUTH AFRICA SOLAR ENERGY SYSTEMS MARKET OUTLOOK
5.1. Market Size & Forecast
5.1.1. By Value
5.2. Market Share & Forecast
5.2.1. By Product Type (Solar Panels, Solar Inverters, Solar Batteries)
5.2.1.1. By Type of Solar Panel (Monocrystalline, Polycrystalline, Thin Film)
5.2.1.2. By Type of Solar Battery (Lithium Ion, Lead Acid, Flow Battery)
5.2.1.3. By Type of Solar Inverter (Central, String, Micro)
5.2.2. By Service (New Installation, Maintenance & Repair)
5.2.3. By End-Use (Commercial, Residential, Industrial, Agriculture)
5.2.4. By Region (Gauteng, KwaZulu-Natal, Western Cape, Eastern Cape, Mpumalanga, Limpopo, North West, Free State, Northern Cape)
5.3. By Company (2022)
5.4. Market Map (By Product Type, By Type of Solar Panel, By Type of Solar Battery, By Type of Solar Inverter, By Service, By End-Use, By Region)
6. GAUTENG SOLAR ENERGY SYSTEMS MARKET OUTLOOK
6.1. Market Size & Forecast
6.1.1. By Value
6.2. Market Share & Forecast
6.2.1. By Product Type
6.2.1.1. By Type of Solar Panel
6.2.1.2. By Type of Solar Battery
6.2.1.3. By Type of Solar Inverter
6.2.2. By Service
6.2.3. By End-Use
7. WESTERN SOLAR ENERGY SYSTEMS MARKET OUTLOOK
7.1. Market Size & Forecast
7.1.1. By Value
7.2. Market Share & Forecast
7.2.1. By Product Type
7.2.1.1. By Type of Solar Panel
7.2.1.2. By Type of Solar Battery
7.2.1.3. By Type of Solar Inverter
7.2.2. By Service
7.2.3. By End-Use
8. NORTHERN CAPE SOLAR ENERGY SYSTEMS MARKET OUTLOOK
8.1. Market Size & Forecast
8.1.1. By Value
8.2. Market Share & Forecast
8.2.1. By Product Type
8.2.1.1. By Type of Solar Panel
8.2.1.2. By Type of Solar Battery
8.2.1.3. By Type of Solar Inverter
8.2.2. By Service
8.2.3. By End-Use
9. KWAZULU-NATAL SOLAR ENERGY SYSTEMS MARKET OUTLOOK
9.1. Market Size & Forecast
9.1.1. By Value
9.2. Market Share & Forecast
9.2.1. By Product Type
9.2.1.1. By Type of Solar Panel
9.2.1.2. By Type of Solar Battery
9.2.1.3. By Type of Solar Inverter
9.2.2. By Service
9.2.3. By End-Use
10. EASTERN CAPE SOLAR ENERGY SYSTEMS MARKET OUTLOOK
10.1. Market Size & Forecast
10.1.1. By Value
10.2. Market Share & Forecast
10.2.1. By Product Type
10.2.1.1. By Type of Solar Panel
10.2.1.2. By Type of Solar Battery
10.2.1.3. By Type of Solar Inverter
10.2.2. By Service
10.2.3. By End-Use
11. FREE STATE SOLAR ENERGY SYSTEMS MARKET OUTLOOK
11.1. Market Size & Forecast
11.1.1. By Value
11.2. Market Share & Forecast
11.2.1. By Product Type
11.2.1.1. By Type of Solar Panel
11.2.1.2. By Type of Solar Battery
11.2.1.3. By Type of Solar Inverter
11.2.2. By Service
11.2.3. By End-Use
12. NORTH WEST SOLAR ENERGY SYSTEMS MARKET OUTLOOK
12.1. Market Size & Forecast
12.1.1. By Value
12.2. Market Share & Forecast
12.2.1. By Product Type
12.2.1.1. By Type of Solar Panel
12.2.1.2. By Type of Solar Battery
12.2.1.3. By Type of Solar Inverter
12.2.2. By Service
12.2.3. By End-Use
13. MPUMALANGA SOLAR ENERGY SYSTEMS MARKET OUTLOOK
13.1. Market Size & Forecast
13.1.1. By Value
13.2. Market Share & Forecast
13.2.1. By Product Type
13.2.1.1. By Type of Solar Panel
13.2.1.2. By Type of Solar Battery
13.2.1.3. By Type of Solar Inverter
13.2.2. By Service
13.2.3. By End-Use
14. LIMPOPO SOLAR ENERGY SYSTEMS MARKET OUTLOOK
14.1. Market Size & Forecast
14.1.1. By Value
14.2. Market Share & Forecast
14.2.1. By Product Type
14.2.1.1. By Type of Solar Panel
14.2.1.2. By Type of Solar Battery
14.2.1.3. By Type of Solar Inverter
14.2.2. By Service
14.2.3. By End-Use
15. MARKET DYNAMICS
15.1. Drivers
15.2. Challenges
16. MARKET TRENDS AND DEVELOPMENTS
17. SOUTH AFRICA RENEWABLE ENERGY OUTLOOK
18. POLICY AND REGULATORY LANDSCAPE
19. SOUTH AFRICA ECONOMIC PROFILE
20. COMPANY PROFILES
20.1. Canadian Solar South Africa (Pty) Ltd.
20.1.1. Business Overview
20.1.2. Key Financials & Revenue
20.1.3. Key Products
20.1.4. Key Personnel/Contact Person
20.1.5. Headquarters Address
20.2. Seraphim Solar System Co. Ltd. System
20.2.1. Business Overview
20.2.2. Key Products
20.2.3. Key Personnel/Contact Person
20.2.4. Headquarters Address
20.3. iG3N (Pty) Ltd
20.3.1. Business Overview
20.3.2. Key Financials & Revenue
20.3.3. Key Products
20.3.4. Key Personnel/Contact Person
20.3.5. Headquarters Address
20.4. IBC SOLAR South Africa (Pty) Ltd
20.4.1. Business Overview
20.4.2. Key Products
20.4.3. Key Personnel/Contact Person
20.4.4. Headquarters Address
20.5. First National Battery
20.5.1. Business Overview
20.5.2. Key Financials & Revenue
20.5.3. Key Products
20.5.4. Key Personnel/Contact Person
20.5.5. Headquarters Address
20.6. ARTsoar (Pty) Ltd
20.6.1. Business Overview
20.6.2. Key Financials & Revenue
20.6.3. Key Products
20.6.4. Key Personnel/Contact Person
20.6.5. Headquarters Address
20.7. Trina Photovoltaic South Africa Ltd.
20.7.1. Business Overview
20.7.2. Key Products
20.7.3. Key Personnel/Contact Person
20.7.4. Headquarters Address
20.8. Jinko Solar Co., Ltd.
20.8.1. Business Overview
20.8.2. Key Products
20.8.3. Key Personnel/Contact Person
20.8.4. Headquarters Address
20.9. Ginlong (Solis) Technologies Co. Ltd
20.9.1. Business Overview
20.9.2. Key Products
20.9.3. Key Personnel/Contact Person
20.9.4. Headquarters Address
20.10. Lento Industries Pvt. Ltd.
20.10.1. Business Overview
20.10.2. Key Financials & Revenue
20.10.3. Key Products
20.10.4. Key Personnel/Contact Person
20.10.5. Headquarters Address
21. STRATEGIC RECOMMENDATIONS
22. ABOUT US &
1.1. Market Definition
1.2. Scope of the Market
1.2.1. Markets Covered
1.2.2. Years Considered for Study
1.2.3. Key Market Segmentations
1.3. Product Definition
1.3.1. By Product Type
1.3.1.1. By Type of Solar Panel
1.3.1.2. By Type of Solar Battery
1.3.1.3. By Type of Solar Inverter
2. RESEARCH METHODOLOGY
2.1. Objective of the Study
2.2. Baseline Methodology
2.2.1. Methodology Followed for Calculation of Market Size
2.2.2. Methodology Followed for Calculation of Market Share
2.2.3. Methodology Followed for Forecasting
2.3. Partial List of Companies Interviewed
2.4. Partial List of Secondary Sources
3. EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
4. VOICE OF CUSTOMER
4.1. Brand Awareness
4.2. Key Factors Considered While Selecting Manufacturers
4.3. Key Satisfaction Level
5. SOUTH AFRICA SOLAR ENERGY SYSTEMS MARKET OUTLOOK
5.1. Market Size & Forecast
5.1.1. By Value
5.2. Market Share & Forecast
5.2.1. By Product Type (Solar Panels, Solar Inverters, Solar Batteries)
5.2.1.1. By Type of Solar Panel (Monocrystalline, Polycrystalline, Thin Film)
5.2.1.2. By Type of Solar Battery (Lithium Ion, Lead Acid, Flow Battery)
5.2.1.3. By Type of Solar Inverter (Central, String, Micro)
5.2.2. By Service (New Installation, Maintenance & Repair)
5.2.3. By End-Use (Commercial, Residential, Industrial, Agriculture)
5.2.4. By Region (Gauteng, KwaZulu-Natal, Western Cape, Eastern Cape, Mpumalanga, Limpopo, North West, Free State, Northern Cape)
5.3. By Company (2022)
5.4. Market Map (By Product Type, By Type of Solar Panel, By Type of Solar Battery, By Type of Solar Inverter, By Service, By End-Use, By Region)
6. GAUTENG SOLAR ENERGY SYSTEMS MARKET OUTLOOK
6.1. Market Size & Forecast
6.1.1. By Value
6.2. Market Share & Forecast
6.2.1. By Product Type
6.2.1.1. By Type of Solar Panel
6.2.1.2. By Type of Solar Battery
6.2.1.3. By Type of Solar Inverter
6.2.2. By Service
6.2.3. By End-Use
7. WESTERN SOLAR ENERGY SYSTEMS MARKET OUTLOOK
7.1. Market Size & Forecast
7.1.1. By Value
7.2. Market Share & Forecast
7.2.1. By Product Type
7.2.1.1. By Type of Solar Panel
7.2.1.2. By Type of Solar Battery
7.2.1.3. By Type of Solar Inverter
7.2.2. By Service
7.2.3. By End-Use
8. NORTHERN CAPE SOLAR ENERGY SYSTEMS MARKET OUTLOOK
8.1. Market Size & Forecast
8.1.1. By Value
8.2. Market Share & Forecast
8.2.1. By Product Type
8.2.1.1. By Type of Solar Panel
8.2.1.2. By Type of Solar Battery
8.2.1.3. By Type of Solar Inverter
8.2.2. By Service
8.2.3. By End-Use
9. KWAZULU-NATAL SOLAR ENERGY SYSTEMS MARKET OUTLOOK
9.1. Market Size & Forecast
9.1.1. By Value
9.2. Market Share & Forecast
9.2.1. By Product Type
9.2.1.1. By Type of Solar Panel
9.2.1.2. By Type of Solar Battery
9.2.1.3. By Type of Solar Inverter
9.2.2. By Service
9.2.3. By End-Use
10. EASTERN CAPE SOLAR ENERGY SYSTEMS MARKET OUTLOOK
10.1. Market Size & Forecast
10.1.1. By Value
10.2. Market Share & Forecast
10.2.1. By Product Type
10.2.1.1. By Type of Solar Panel
10.2.1.2. By Type of Solar Battery
10.2.1.3. By Type of Solar Inverter
10.2.2. By Service
10.2.3. By End-Use
11. FREE STATE SOLAR ENERGY SYSTEMS MARKET OUTLOOK
11.1. Market Size & Forecast
11.1.1. By Value
11.2. Market Share & Forecast
11.2.1. By Product Type
11.2.1.1. By Type of Solar Panel
11.2.1.2. By Type of Solar Battery
11.2.1.3. By Type of Solar Inverter
11.2.2. By Service
11.2.3. By End-Use
12. NORTH WEST SOLAR ENERGY SYSTEMS MARKET OUTLOOK
12.1. Market Size & Forecast
12.1.1. By Value
12.2. Market Share & Forecast
12.2.1. By Product Type
12.2.1.1. By Type of Solar Panel
12.2.1.2. By Type of Solar Battery
12.2.1.3. By Type of Solar Inverter
12.2.2. By Service
12.2.3. By End-Use
13. MPUMALANGA SOLAR ENERGY SYSTEMS MARKET OUTLOOK
13.1. Market Size & Forecast
13.1.1. By Value
13.2. Market Share & Forecast
13.2.1. By Product Type
13.2.1.1. By Type of Solar Panel
13.2.1.2. By Type of Solar Battery
13.2.1.3. By Type of Solar Inverter
13.2.2. By Service
13.2.3. By End-Use
14. LIMPOPO SOLAR ENERGY SYSTEMS MARKET OUTLOOK
14.1. Market Size & Forecast
14.1.1. By Value
14.2. Market Share & Forecast
14.2.1. By Product Type
14.2.1.1. By Type of Solar Panel
14.2.1.2. By Type of Solar Battery
14.2.1.3. By Type of Solar Inverter
14.2.2. By Service
14.2.3. By End-Use
15. MARKET DYNAMICS
15.1. Drivers
15.2. Challenges
16. MARKET TRENDS AND DEVELOPMENTS
17. SOUTH AFRICA RENEWABLE ENERGY OUTLOOK
18. POLICY AND REGULATORY LANDSCAPE
19. SOUTH AFRICA ECONOMIC PROFILE
20. COMPANY PROFILES
20.1. Canadian Solar South Africa (Pty) Ltd.
20.1.1. Business Overview
20.1.2. Key Financials & Revenue
20.1.3. Key Products
20.1.4. Key Personnel/Contact Person
20.1.5. Headquarters Address
20.2. Seraphim Solar System Co. Ltd. System
20.2.1. Business Overview
20.2.2. Key Products
20.2.3. Key Personnel/Contact Person
20.2.4. Headquarters Address
20.3. iG3N (Pty) Ltd
20.3.1. Business Overview
20.3.2. Key Financials & Revenue
20.3.3. Key Products
20.3.4. Key Personnel/Contact Person
20.3.5. Headquarters Address
20.4. IBC SOLAR South Africa (Pty) Ltd
20.4.1. Business Overview
20.4.2. Key Products
20.4.3. Key Personnel/Contact Person
20.4.4. Headquarters Address
20.5. First National Battery
20.5.1. Business Overview
20.5.2. Key Financials & Revenue
20.5.3. Key Products
20.5.4. Key Personnel/Contact Person
20.5.5. Headquarters Address
20.6. ARTsoar (Pty) Ltd
20.6.1. Business Overview
20.6.2. Key Financials & Revenue
20.6.3. Key Products
20.6.4. Key Personnel/Contact Person
20.6.5. Headquarters Address
20.7. Trina Photovoltaic South Africa Ltd.
20.7.1. Business Overview
20.7.2. Key Products
20.7.3. Key Personnel/Contact Person
20.7.4. Headquarters Address
20.8. Jinko Solar Co., Ltd.
20.8.1. Business Overview
20.8.2. Key Products
20.8.3. Key Personnel/Contact Person
20.8.4. Headquarters Address
20.9. Ginlong (Solis) Technologies Co. Ltd
20.9.1. Business Overview
20.9.2. Key Products
20.9.3. Key Personnel/Contact Person
20.9.4. Headquarters Address
20.10. Lento Industries Pvt. Ltd.
20.10.1. Business Overview
20.10.2. Key Financials & Revenue
20.10.3. Key Products
20.10.4. Key Personnel/Contact Person
20.10.5. Headquarters Address
21. STRATEGIC RECOMMENDATIONS
22. ABOUT US &
LIST OF FIGURES
Figure 1: South Africa Solar Energy Systems Market Size, By Value (USD Million), 2018-2028F
Figure 2: South Africa Solar Energy Systems Market Share, By Product Type, By Value, 2018-2028F
Figure 3: South Africa Solar Energy Systems Market Share, By Type of Solar Panel, By Value, 2018-2028F
Figure 4: South Africa Solar Energy Systems Market Share, By Type of Solar Battery, By Value, 2018-2028F
Figure 5: South Africa Solar Energy Systems Market Share, By Type of Solar Inverter, By Value, 2018-2028F
Figure 6: South Africa Solar Energy Systems Market Share, By Service, By Value, 2018-2028F
Figure 7: South Africa Solar Energy Systems Market Share, By End-Use, By Value, 2018-2028F
Figure 8: South Africa Solar Energy Systems Market Share, By Region, By Value, 2018-2028F
Figure 9: South Africa Solar Energy Systems Market Share, By Company, By Value, 2022
Figure 10: South Africa Solar Energy Systems Market Map, By Product Type, Market Size (USD Million) & Growth Rate (%)
Figure 11: South Africa Solar Energy Systems Market Map, By Type of Solar Panel, Market Size (USD Million) & Growth Rate (%)
Figure 12: South Africa Solar Energy Systems Market Map, By Type of Solar Battery, Market Size (USD Million) & Growth Rate (%)
Figure 13: South Africa Solar Energy Systems Market Map, By Type of Solar Inverter, Market Size (USD Million) & Growth Rate (%)
Figure 14: South Africa Solar Energy Systems Market Map, By Service, Market Size (USD Million) & Growth Rate (%)
Figure 15: South Africa Solar Energy Systems Market Map, By End-Use, Market Size (USD Million) & Growth Rate (%)
Figure 16: South Africa Solar Energy Systems Market Map, By Region, Market Size (USD Million) & Growth Rate (%)
Figure 17: Gauteng Solar Energy Systems Market Size, By Value (USD Million), 2018-2028F
Figure 18: Gauteng Solar Energy Systems Market Share, By Product Type, By Value, 2018-2028F
Figure 19: Gauteng Solar Energy Systems Market Share, By Type of Solar Panel, By Value, 2018-2028F
Figure 20: Gauteng Solar Energy Systems Market Share, By Type of Solar Battery, By Value, 2018-2028F
Figure 21: Gauteng Solar Energy Systems Market Share, By Type of Solar Inverter, By Value, 2018-2028F
Figure 22: Gauteng Solar Energy Systems Market Share, By Service, By Value, 2018-2028F
Figure 23: Gauteng Solar Energy Systems Market Share, By End-Use, By Value, 2018-2028F
Figure 24: Western Cape Solar Energy Systems Market Size, By Value (USD Million), 2018-2028F
Figure 25: Western Cape Solar Energy Systems Market Share, By Product Type, By Value, 2018-2028F
Figure 26: Western Cape Solar Energy Systems Market Share, By Type of Solar Panel, By Value, 2018-2028F
Figure 27: Western Cape Solar Energy Systems Market Share, By Type of Solar Battery, By Value, 2018-2028F
Figure 28: Western Cape Solar Energy Systems Market Share, By Type of Solar Inverter, By Value, 2018-2028F
Figure 29: Western Cape Solar Energy Systems Market Share, By Service, By Value, 2018-2028F
Figure 30: Western Cape Solar Energy Systems Market Share, By End-Use, By Value, 2018-2028F
Figure 31: Northern Cape Solar Energy Systems Market Size, By Value (USD Million), 2018-2028F
Figure 32: Northern Cape Solar Energy Systems Market Share, By Product Type, By Value, 2018-2028F
Figure 33: Northern Cape Solar Energy Systems Market Share, By Type of Solar Panel, By Value, 2018-2028F
Figure 34: Northern Cape Solar Energy Systems Market Share, By Type of Solar Battery, By Value, 2018-2028F
Figure 35: Northern Cape Solar Energy Systems Market Share, By Type of Solar Inverter, By Value, 2018-2028F
Figure 36: Northern Cape Solar Energy Systems Market Share, By Service, By Value, 2018-2028F
Figure 37: Northern Cape Solar Energy Systems Market Share, By End-Use, By Value, 2018-2028F
Figure 38: KwaZulu-Natal Solar Energy Systems Market Size, By Value (USD Million), 2018-2028F
Figure 39: KwaZulu-Natal Solar Energy Systems Market Share, By Product Type, By Value, 2018-2028F
Figure 40: KwaZulu-Natal Solar Energy Systems Market Share, By Type of Solar Panel, By Value, 2018-2028F
Figure 41: KwaZulu-Natal Solar Energy Systems Market Share, By Type of Solar Battery, By Value, 2018-2028F
Figure 42: KwaZulu-Natal Solar Energy Systems Market Share, By Type of Solar Inverter, By Value, 2018-2028F
Figure 43: KwaZulu-Natal Solar Energy Systems Market Share, By Service, By Value, 2018-2028F
Figure 44: KwaZulu-Natal Solar Energy Systems Market Share, By End-Use, By Value, 2018-2028F
Figure 45: Eastern Cape Solar Energy Systems Market Size, By Value (USD Million), 2018-2028F
Figure 46: Eastern Cape Solar Energy Systems Market Share, By Product Type, By Value, 2018-2028F
Figure 47: Eastern Cape Solar Energy Systems Market Share, By Type of Solar Panel, By Value, 2018-2028F
Figure 48: Eastern Cape Solar Energy Systems Market Share, By Type of Solar Battery, By Value, 2018-2028F
Figure 49: Eastern Cape Solar Energy Systems Market Share, By Type of Solar Inverter, By Value, 2018-2028F
Figure 50: Eastern Cape Solar Energy Systems Market Share, By Service, By Value, 2018-2028F
Figure 51: Eastern Cape Solar Energy Systems Market Share, By End-Use, By Value, 2018-2028F
Figure 52: Free State Solar Energy Systems Market Size, By Value (USD Million), 2018-2028F
Figure 53: Free State Solar Energy Systems Market Share, By Product Type, By Value, 2018-2028F
Figure 54: Free State Solar Energy Systems Market Share, By Type of Solar Panel, By Value, 2018-2028F
Figure 55: Free State Solar Energy Systems Market Share, By Type of Solar Battery, By Value, 2018-2028F
Figure 56: Free State Solar Energy Systems Market Share, By Type of Solar Inverter, By Value, 2018-2028F
Figure 57: Free State Solar Energy Systems Market Share, By Service, By Value, 2018-2028F
Figure 58: Free State Solar Energy Systems Market Share, By End-Use, By Value, 2018-2028F
Figure 59: North West Solar Energy Systems Market Size, By Value (USD Million), 2018-2028F
Figure 60: North West Solar Energy Systems Market Share, By Product Type, By Value, 2018-2028F
Figure 61: North West Solar Energy Systems Market Share, By Type of Solar Panel, By Value, 2018-2028F
Figure 62: North West Solar Energy Systems Market Share, By Type of Solar Battery, By Value, 2018-2028F
Figure 63: North West Solar Energy Systems Market Share, By Type of Solar Inverter, By Value, 2018-2028F
Figure 64: North West Solar Energy Systems Market Share, By Service, By Value, 2018-2028F
Figure 65: North West Solar Energy Systems Market Share, By End-Use, By Value, 2018-2028F
Figure 66: Mpumalanga Solar Energy Systems Market Size, By Value (USD Million), 2018-2028F
Figure 67: Mpumalanga Solar Energy Systems Market Share, By Product Type, By Value, 2018-2028F
Figure 68: Mpumalanga Solar Energy Systems Market Share, By Type of Solar Panel, By Value, 2018-2028F
Figure 69: Mpumalanga Solar Energy Systems Market Share, By Type of Solar Battery, By Value, 2018-2028F
Figure 70: Mpumalanga Solar Energy Systems Market Share, By Type of Solar Inverter, By Value, 2018-2028F
Figure 71: Mpumalanga Solar Energy Systems Market Share, By Service, By Value, 2018-2028F
Figure 72: Mpumalanga Solar Energy Systems Market Share, By End-Use, By Value, 2018-2028F
Figure 73: Limpopo Solar Energy Systems Market Size, By Value (USD Million), 2018-2028F
Figure 74: Limpopo Solar Energy Systems Market Share, By Product Type, By Value, 2018-2028F
Figure 75: Limpopo Solar Energy Systems Market Share, By Type of Solar Panel, By Value, 2018-2028F
Figure 76: Limpopo Solar Energy Systems Market Share, By Type of Solar Battery, By Value, 2018-2028F
Figure 77: Limpopo Solar Energy Systems Market Share, By Type of Solar Inverter, By Value, 2018-2028F
Figure 78: Limpopo Solar Energy Systems Market Share, By Service, By Value, 2018-2028F
Figure 79: Limpopo Solar Energy Systems Market Share, By End-Use, By Value, 2018-2028F
Figure 1: South Africa Solar Energy Systems Market Size, By Value (USD Million), 2018-2028F
Figure 2: South Africa Solar Energy Systems Market Share, By Product Type, By Value, 2018-2028F
Figure 3: South Africa Solar Energy Systems Market Share, By Type of Solar Panel, By Value, 2018-2028F
Figure 4: South Africa Solar Energy Systems Market Share, By Type of Solar Battery, By Value, 2018-2028F
Figure 5: South Africa Solar Energy Systems Market Share, By Type of Solar Inverter, By Value, 2018-2028F
Figure 6: South Africa Solar Energy Systems Market Share, By Service, By Value, 2018-2028F
Figure 7: South Africa Solar Energy Systems Market Share, By End-Use, By Value, 2018-2028F
Figure 8: South Africa Solar Energy Systems Market Share, By Region, By Value, 2018-2028F
Figure 9: South Africa Solar Energy Systems Market Share, By Company, By Value, 2022
Figure 10: South Africa Solar Energy Systems Market Map, By Product Type, Market Size (USD Million) & Growth Rate (%)
Figure 11: South Africa Solar Energy Systems Market Map, By Type of Solar Panel, Market Size (USD Million) & Growth Rate (%)
Figure 12: South Africa Solar Energy Systems Market Map, By Type of Solar Battery, Market Size (USD Million) & Growth Rate (%)
Figure 13: South Africa Solar Energy Systems Market Map, By Type of Solar Inverter, Market Size (USD Million) & Growth Rate (%)
Figure 14: South Africa Solar Energy Systems Market Map, By Service, Market Size (USD Million) & Growth Rate (%)
Figure 15: South Africa Solar Energy Systems Market Map, By End-Use, Market Size (USD Million) & Growth Rate (%)
Figure 16: South Africa Solar Energy Systems Market Map, By Region, Market Size (USD Million) & Growth Rate (%)
Figure 17: Gauteng Solar Energy Systems Market Size, By Value (USD Million), 2018-2028F
Figure 18: Gauteng Solar Energy Systems Market Share, By Product Type, By Value, 2018-2028F
Figure 19: Gauteng Solar Energy Systems Market Share, By Type of Solar Panel, By Value, 2018-2028F
Figure 20: Gauteng Solar Energy Systems Market Share, By Type of Solar Battery, By Value, 2018-2028F
Figure 21: Gauteng Solar Energy Systems Market Share, By Type of Solar Inverter, By Value, 2018-2028F
Figure 22: Gauteng Solar Energy Systems Market Share, By Service, By Value, 2018-2028F
Figure 23: Gauteng Solar Energy Systems Market Share, By End-Use, By Value, 2018-2028F
Figure 24: Western Cape Solar Energy Systems Market Size, By Value (USD Million), 2018-2028F
Figure 25: Western Cape Solar Energy Systems Market Share, By Product Type, By Value, 2018-2028F
Figure 26: Western Cape Solar Energy Systems Market Share, By Type of Solar Panel, By Value, 2018-2028F
Figure 27: Western Cape Solar Energy Systems Market Share, By Type of Solar Battery, By Value, 2018-2028F
Figure 28: Western Cape Solar Energy Systems Market Share, By Type of Solar Inverter, By Value, 2018-2028F
Figure 29: Western Cape Solar Energy Systems Market Share, By Service, By Value, 2018-2028F
Figure 30: Western Cape Solar Energy Systems Market Share, By End-Use, By Value, 2018-2028F
Figure 31: Northern Cape Solar Energy Systems Market Size, By Value (USD Million), 2018-2028F
Figure 32: Northern Cape Solar Energy Systems Market Share, By Product Type, By Value, 2018-2028F
Figure 33: Northern Cape Solar Energy Systems Market Share, By Type of Solar Panel, By Value, 2018-2028F
Figure 34: Northern Cape Solar Energy Systems Market Share, By Type of Solar Battery, By Value, 2018-2028F
Figure 35: Northern Cape Solar Energy Systems Market Share, By Type of Solar Inverter, By Value, 2018-2028F
Figure 36: Northern Cape Solar Energy Systems Market Share, By Service, By Value, 2018-2028F
Figure 37: Northern Cape Solar Energy Systems Market Share, By End-Use, By Value, 2018-2028F
Figure 38: KwaZulu-Natal Solar Energy Systems Market Size, By Value (USD Million), 2018-2028F
Figure 39: KwaZulu-Natal Solar Energy Systems Market Share, By Product Type, By Value, 2018-2028F
Figure 40: KwaZulu-Natal Solar Energy Systems Market Share, By Type of Solar Panel, By Value, 2018-2028F
Figure 41: KwaZulu-Natal Solar Energy Systems Market Share, By Type of Solar Battery, By Value, 2018-2028F
Figure 42: KwaZulu-Natal Solar Energy Systems Market Share, By Type of Solar Inverter, By Value, 2018-2028F
Figure 43: KwaZulu-Natal Solar Energy Systems Market Share, By Service, By Value, 2018-2028F
Figure 44: KwaZulu-Natal Solar Energy Systems Market Share, By End-Use, By Value, 2018-2028F
Figure 45: Eastern Cape Solar Energy Systems Market Size, By Value (USD Million), 2018-2028F
Figure 46: Eastern Cape Solar Energy Systems Market Share, By Product Type, By Value, 2018-2028F
Figure 47: Eastern Cape Solar Energy Systems Market Share, By Type of Solar Panel, By Value, 2018-2028F
Figure 48: Eastern Cape Solar Energy Systems Market Share, By Type of Solar Battery, By Value, 2018-2028F
Figure 49: Eastern Cape Solar Energy Systems Market Share, By Type of Solar Inverter, By Value, 2018-2028F
Figure 50: Eastern Cape Solar Energy Systems Market Share, By Service, By Value, 2018-2028F
Figure 51: Eastern Cape Solar Energy Systems Market Share, By End-Use, By Value, 2018-2028F
Figure 52: Free State Solar Energy Systems Market Size, By Value (USD Million), 2018-2028F
Figure 53: Free State Solar Energy Systems Market Share, By Product Type, By Value, 2018-2028F
Figure 54: Free State Solar Energy Systems Market Share, By Type of Solar Panel, By Value, 2018-2028F
Figure 55: Free State Solar Energy Systems Market Share, By Type of Solar Battery, By Value, 2018-2028F
Figure 56: Free State Solar Energy Systems Market Share, By Type of Solar Inverter, By Value, 2018-2028F
Figure 57: Free State Solar Energy Systems Market Share, By Service, By Value, 2018-2028F
Figure 58: Free State Solar Energy Systems Market Share, By End-Use, By Value, 2018-2028F
Figure 59: North West Solar Energy Systems Market Size, By Value (USD Million), 2018-2028F
Figure 60: North West Solar Energy Systems Market Share, By Product Type, By Value, 2018-2028F
Figure 61: North West Solar Energy Systems Market Share, By Type of Solar Panel, By Value, 2018-2028F
Figure 62: North West Solar Energy Systems Market Share, By Type of Solar Battery, By Value, 2018-2028F
Figure 63: North West Solar Energy Systems Market Share, By Type of Solar Inverter, By Value, 2018-2028F
Figure 64: North West Solar Energy Systems Market Share, By Service, By Value, 2018-2028F
Figure 65: North West Solar Energy Systems Market Share, By End-Use, By Value, 2018-2028F
Figure 66: Mpumalanga Solar Energy Systems Market Size, By Value (USD Million), 2018-2028F
Figure 67: Mpumalanga Solar Energy Systems Market Share, By Product Type, By Value, 2018-2028F
Figure 68: Mpumalanga Solar Energy Systems Market Share, By Type of Solar Panel, By Value, 2018-2028F
Figure 69: Mpumalanga Solar Energy Systems Market Share, By Type of Solar Battery, By Value, 2018-2028F
Figure 70: Mpumalanga Solar Energy Systems Market Share, By Type of Solar Inverter, By Value, 2018-2028F
Figure 71: Mpumalanga Solar Energy Systems Market Share, By Service, By Value, 2018-2028F
Figure 72: Mpumalanga Solar Energy Systems Market Share, By End-Use, By Value, 2018-2028F
Figure 73: Limpopo Solar Energy Systems Market Size, By Value (USD Million), 2018-2028F
Figure 74: Limpopo Solar Energy Systems Market Share, By Product Type, By Value, 2018-2028F
Figure 75: Limpopo Solar Energy Systems Market Share, By Type of Solar Panel, By Value, 2018-2028F
Figure 76: Limpopo Solar Energy Systems Market Share, By Type of Solar Battery, By Value, 2018-2028F
Figure 77: Limpopo Solar Energy Systems Market Share, By Type of Solar Inverter, By Value, 2018-2028F
Figure 78: Limpopo Solar Energy Systems Market Share, By Service, By Value, 2018-2028F
Figure 79: Limpopo Solar Energy Systems Market Share, By End-Use, By Value, 2018-2028F
