Solar Paper Market Revenue and Value Chain 2017-2025

Albany, NY -- (SBWire) -- 09/14/2017 --Solar paper is a very thin & portable solar charger for mobile phones and other electronic devices which use a USB cable. It does not require any external electric source as it generates its own power using solar energy. Since the usage of mobile phones is no longer limited to answering calls and messages after they turned into smartphones, this technology results in limited consumption of battery life. A portable charger which can be used frequently irrespective of the surroundings is the need of the hour. Solar paper is essentially a thin, lightweight, fast, reliable, and easy-to-use portable charger. On a bright and sunny day, it can charge a phone in about 2.5 hours, which is almost the same amount of time required by the conventional wall charger. A major plus point of solar paper is that it can be carried & used anywhere, simply due to the fact that the sun shines everyday on planet earth, providing uninterrupted, tax-free energy.

However, on a cloudy day, the charging time required may be longer. Unlike other solar chargers, the fascinating fact about solar paper is that it automatically resets itself, resulting in hassle-free charging of the devices. Not only smartphones, but any device that uses a USB cable to charge, can employ the solar paper. It only needs to be connected by means of a USB cable. It is also essential that the solar paper is placed in direct sunlight. With the help of magnets provided on the edges of panels, these papers can also be attached to the user's backpack, while walking or cycling so it can continue the task of charging the smartphone or any other device. These portable chargers are also equipped with LCD amp meter which allows to check how much current is flowing from the charger to the device.

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Solar paper chargers are available in the market in different power configurations such as 5W, 7.5 W, 10W, 12.5W, and 15W. They are best suited for frequent travelers, trekkers, and personnel working at remote locations.

With the rising number of mobile phone users across the globe, the future for the solar paper market appears bright, specifically in developing countries where a few villages are still off the electricity grid. A restraint faced by the solar paper technology, however, is that it is unusable for emergency charging at night. These solar papers are also slightly expensive compared to conventional power banks used for charging mobile devices.

Demand for the solar paper technology may increase in Asia Pacific since countries such as China, India, and Malaysia possess access to an ample amount of sunlight throughout the year. In India and China where a considerable section of the population still lives in villages and remote areas and are not connected to the power grid, this hassle-free technology proves useful. Markets including the U.S. and U.K. may exhibit high requirement of solar paper portable chargers as well, since a majority of their population lives in urban areas and uses electronic devices frequently.

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Key players in the solar paper market include Yolk (which introduced and launched this technology), Ningbo Evergreens Technology Co., Harbin Shinenovo Technology, Anker, Suntactics, Solio, Hanergy, RIPA, Xtorm, Suntech, and Letsolar.

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