The Benchmark Electricity Price Of Photovoltaic Network Is Expected To Come Out In The Near Future.

Authoritative sources of the national energy board said the NDRC will be introduced in the near future. photovoltaic The benchmark price of the grid price will be higher than that of the wind power, and the benchmark price can be regarded as a standard and the local finance can be subsidized separately.

Following Jiangsu and Qinghai, Shandong has recently discharged the price of photovoltaic electricity and its implementation timetable. According to the planning and arrangement of Shandong Province, the electricity price of the grid connected photovoltaic power station put into operation in 2010 was 1.7 yuan per time, the electricity price put into operation in 2011 was 1.4 yuan per time, and the electricity price put into operation in 2012 was 1.2 yuan per degree.

These people said that this does not mean that provinces have photovoltaic independent pricing power, and the state will still introduce the benchmark pricing of photovoltaic Internet in the near future. As for the introduction of photovoltaic electricity price behavior, the personage introduced that the PV price of each place should not be submitted to the NDRC for approval. After the introduction of the National PV grid benchmark electricity price, local governments can also subsidize the relevant tariff on the basis of local finance.

In the first half of this year, Germany and Italy made the photovoltaic industry. subsidy The change of policy directly causes the global PV market demand to shrink, and the whole industry of the photovoltaic industry chain has fallen sharply. Since the beginning of this year, polysilicon has fallen by more than 20%, and the price of silicon has fallen by more than 30%, and the price of batteries has fallen by about 30%. It was not until June that the photovoltaic policy of Germany and Italy was officially clarified that the market began to stabilize.

China's photovoltaic industry accounts for more than 50% of the world's supply, but its demand is only 5% less than that of the world. China's total PV installed capacity is only about 500MW in 2010.

Analysts are optimistic about the long-term prospects of China's photovoltaic demand, but think that PV industry is still unable to achieve parity in the short term. It needs the subsidy policy such as "Internet tariff" and so on to increase the volume of PV installed. Lin Boqiang, director of the energy economics research center of Xiamen University, said that the move made the industry affordable, even if the development and Reform Commission was commissioned. Promulgated The local government can also subsidize the lower benchmark price, which is conducive to the development of photovoltaic industry.