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DB also points out that while some companies are exploring the U.S as a potential locale for module capacity expansions, “most indicated that Asian countries were more likely sites.”

TAN and KWT both include a heavy tilt toward Asian solar companies. TAN includes a 28.4% position in China and 14.2% in Hong Kong. KWT allocates 34.7% to China and 15.5% to Taiwan.

Looking ahead, solar is expected to be the world’s largest single source of energy by 20150, according to the International Energy Agency. Currently, solar energy only accounts for just a fraction of one percent of total global electricity generation. [Solar ETFs: A Long-Term Energy Play]

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Max Chen contributed to this article.