Global and China Low Radiation Glass Market Report

The 2011-2012 Global and China Low-E Glass Market Report provides a detailed analysis of current market conditions. The report conducted research on 4 multinational companies and 13 Chinese companies.

In general, the development of the low-E glass industry is closely related to the government's support for energy-efficient buildings. With the support of seven consecutive years of government policies, the penetration rate of low-emissivity glass in Europe and the United States has rapidly risen to 85%. At present, China is taking a policy to support this path. In 2011, the low-e glass industry in China still maintained a strong momentum. The annual export volume reached 087 million square meters, an increase of 38% from the previous year. However, in 2011, the demand for low-emissivity glass in China was 0.927 billion square meters, and the supply and sales were still unbalanced. May 2012. The implementation of the 12th Five-Year Plan for Building Energy Conservation in China has injected a strong dose of strength into the development of the low-E glass industry.

In 2011, with the completion and commissioning of a large number of production lines, the production of low-e glass in China soared, breaking through 100 million square meters. At the same time, there are 20 production lines under construction. Most of the annual production exceeds 2 million square meters. The largest annual output exceeds 10 million square meters.

In the first half of 2012, online low-e glass developed rapidly. Among these new production lines, the number of on-line low-radiation production lines with an output of 10 million square meters is increasing, and online low-emissivity glass is expected to become a new hot spot for investment.

At present, China's low-emissivity glass production technology and equipment are mainly imported from Europe, the United States, Japan and other countries, which is also the main reason for the high cost of low-emissivity glass in China. In order to break through the technical bottleneck, some Chinese companies have established dozens of independent production lines, conducted a series of product testing, and achieved certain results.

In 2011, in order to maintain its status as a commercial giant, CSG is committed to expanding its production lines and expanding its market share. It is predicted that the annual production of low-e glass in 2013 will reach 0.294 million square meters.

Similarly, in 2011, TGI also accelerated the pace of expansion. Its target annual production plan is to reach 36 million square meters, which is expected to surpass CSG as the new leader in the industry. Currently, TGI has five production lines under construction. Among them, the Xianyang and Fengyang projects are online low-emissivity glass production lines. Their annual production is 10 million square meters, which is the largest production line in Asia.

In 2011, Xinyi Glass's investment project in Tianjin was successfully completed, with an additional output of 4 million square meters. Its target output was 0.318 million square meters and the actual output was approximately 16 million square meters.