Sanyo recently announced a plan to strengthen its
photovoltaic system sales structure in Japan, with the aim of becoming
the top runner in the expanding Japanese photovoltaic system market in
FY2013 (April 1, 2012 to March 31, 2013) by winning a 40 percent-scale
(in terms of MW) market share.
For this fiscal year, the
Japanese photovoltaic system market is expected to significantly grow
from the previous fiscal year thanks to government subsidies and the
New Purchase System for Solar Power-Generated Electricity started on
November 1, 2009.
The New Purchase System for Solar
Power-Generated Electricity started on November 1, 2009 in Japan is a
system whereby surplus electricity (electricity generated by a
household photovoltaic system minus electricity consumed) may be sold
to a power company at a rate about twice the rate of power that is
bought.
A photovoltaic system with higher electric-generating
capacity per installation area can produce more surplus electricity,
increasing the amount of money gained through selling electric power.
SANYO’s
HIT solar cell is capable of the world’s highest-class
electric-generating capacity per installation area thanks to its high
conversion efficiency and excellent temperature characteristics that
are realized by numerous proprietary technologies and original know-how.
1. Nation-wide expansion of effective sales agencies and sales chain development
With
effective sales agencies, which serve as SANYO’s main sales network by
directly dealing with end-users by utilizing the know-how they have for
sales/installation of household photovoltaic systems and
after-sales-service, SANYO will build strong partnerships by
facilitating their nation-wide expansion, sales chain development, etc.
2. Strengthen sales channels based on B2B relationships with trading firms that promote solar power generation.
SANYO
will increase sales volume by strengthening sales channels based on B2B
relationships with trading firms that emphasize sales of photovoltaic
systems to sales agencies directly dealing with end-users.
3. Revitalize sales networks through local electronics stores
Targeting
community-based local electronics stores that know the various needs of
customers, SANYO will promote the HIT solar cell by exerting its
ability to provide meticulous assistance in response to the desires of
individual customers, such as combining a photovoltaic system with
all-electric living.
When using the New Purchase System for
Solar Power-Generated Electricity, a photovoltaic system with higher
electric-generating capacity per installation area can produce more
surplus electricity that can be sold to a power company and this will
help lower a household’s electricity bill.
SANYO will
powerfully communicate the advantages of HIT solar cell further
enhanced through the New Purchase System for Solar Power-Generated
Electricity introduced on November 1, 2009 to conduct aggressive
marketing.
SANYO undertook development of a simulation software
program well ahead of implementation of the New Purchase System for
Solar Power-Generated Electricity in November 2009, which is already
being utilized as a store-front campaign tool, etc. This software
program is used to communicate the advantages of the HIT solar cell in
a realistic way by simulating the results of introduction in an
easy-to-understand manner, such as estimated amount of energy bill
which can be saved annually.
While expanding sales territory
throughout Japan, SANYO will emphasize a strategy to outclass
competitors in urban areas where houses tend to have limited roof space
available for solar panel installation.
SANYO Aims To Win Top Share of Japanese PV System Market
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