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Technology Roadmaps & Studies
Roadmap for corporate strategy
The goal is in sight - but the path is unclear and difficult, and every decision bears risks. The case is the same for all companies seeking to tap into new technologies or markets. Now, sherpas with experience and advice are needed: Our studies serve as guideposts, roadmaps present a vision of the industry's future, serve as investment guidelines and promote pre-competitive collaboration.
Topics range from Industry 4.0 and mobility all the way to new forms of energy and organic electronics.
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The market potential of deep tech is estimated at 8 trillion euros in the short term. However, it is research- and capital-intensive, with long development cycles. We show why this is relevant for mechanical and plant engineering.
The questionnaire for the survey of the 17th edition of the ITRPV has been published on our new digital platform. We look forward to your input until 15 January 2026.
As part of a symposium organized by the consulting firm Gallehr Partner, the VDMA highlighted the potential for the electrification of thermal process technology in a presentation.
International Technology Roadmap for Photovoltaics (ITRPV) 16th Edition. Record year 2024: 703 GW PV module shipment. TOPCon-Technology overcomes PERC dominance. Release of new interactive digital ITRPV product.
PV Pilot Project: Competitiveness of European/German Photovoltaic Equipment Manufacturers
VDMA Services GmbH study on European and German manufacturers of solar production equipment and side event on May 6 at Intersolar Europe 2025.
The 16th edition of the International Technology Roadmap for Photovoltaics (ITRPV) and the presentation of the Roadmap's new exclusive digital product at the side event on May 8, 2025 at Intersolar Europe 2025.
The questionnaire for the 15th edition of the ITRPV is online. We look forward to your input until December 22, 2023.
In an online seminar on April 29, 2021 VDMA presented the new edition of the International Technology Roadmap for Photovoltaic.
A strong trend towards larger wafers and also larger modules can be observed. The further developments of high-efficiency technologies result in a higher market share with simultaneous cost reduction of the end product.
Comprehensive work with shared future perspectives based on the work of more than 100 international experts, defining the state of the art in organic and printed electronics.
What do we mean by risks and what does a risk management system suitable for my company look like?
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