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2022-06-03
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Industry Trends
Guangdong Qingtian was invited to participate in the 2022 Guangdong Distributed Photovoltaic Development Forum's dialogue on new ideas and developments for industrial and commercial photovoltaics under the background of county-wide promotion.
On May 27th, the "2022 Guangdong Distributed Photovoltaic Development Forum," jointly organized by PV Industry Network, China New Energy Power Investment and Financing Alliance, and Guangdong Energy Research Association, was held in Guangzhou. The forum, themed "New Models, New Ideas, New Opportunities," brought together over 500 photovoltaic professionals from across the country, including association leaders, industry experts, brand manufacturers, design institutes, financial institutions, distributors, integrators, and installers. From trend analysis to practical sharing and model exploration, participants gained valuable insights and strengthened their collective strength.
Guangdong, as the leading economic province in China, boasts abundant sunshine and a well-developed industrial manufacturing sector, providing an ideal environment and rooftop resources for distributed photovoltaic (PV) development. In 2021, Guangdong added 2.664 million kilowatts of PV capacity, ranking sixth nationwide, after Shandong, Hebei, Henan, Zhejiang, and Anhui. Distributed PV accounted for 1.27 million kilowatts of this new capacity, surpassing centralized PV. In the first quarter of 2022, Guangdong added 793,000 kilowatts of PV capacity, with distributed PV contributing 695,000 kilowatts, accounting for 87% of the total new installations, demonstrating rapid and robust growth.
Under the backdrop of county-wide promotion, distributed photovoltaic (PV) power has ushered in diversified development, construction, and operation models, and Guangdong Province's distributed PV power will also face new challenges and significant development opportunities. The participating guests conducted in-depth discussions and exchanges on "The Development Path of Guangdong's PV Power under the Background of County-wide Promotion," jointly offering suggestions and guidance to promote the innovative development of Guangdong's distributed PV power.
Mr. Zhao Jie, General Manager of Guangdong Sunny Solar, was the first to participate in the forum's roundtable discussion. Other invited guests included Wu Danhong, Strategic Development Director of Hong Kong and China Energy Investment Co., Ltd.; Liu Cheng, Distributed Module Technology Manager of Trina Solar; Wang Rui, Domestic Distributed Sales Director of Sungrow Power Supply Co., Ltd.; Han Guang, PV Channel Product Director of Hopewind Electric Co., Ltd.; Li Guoqing, South China Sales Manager of Risen Energy Co., Ltd.; Li Huaxu, Sales Director of Jiangsu Seraphim Solar Co., Ltd.; and Xing Lei, Regional Director of the New Energy Business Unit of Xinchi Electric Group Co., Ltd. The discussion was moderated by Peng Peng, Secretary-General of the China New Energy Power Investment and Financing Alliance. The guests engaged in in-depth discussions and exchanges on hot topics such as "Opportunities and Challenges of Distributed PV in Guangdong Counties" and "New Ideas and Development of Industrial and Commercial PV under the Background of County-wide Promotion."
Mr. Zhao Jie first reported to the leaders and guests present on Guangdong Qingtian's recent performance: In April alone, Guangdong Qingtian connected 6 distributed photovoltaic projects to the grid in Guangdong Province, with 8 more projects under construction and 23 projects awaiting commencement. He then gave a brief report on the Guangdong market: Since the electricity price increase in 2021, many energy-intensive enterprises, such as ceramic factories, have actively requested to install rooftop photovoltaic systems. Large-scale wind power and ground-mounted power stations in Guangdong will become increasingly rare in the future, making distributed photovoltaics a major trend. Guangdong Province's advantages in developing distributed photovoltaics include: strong investment attraction capabilities, a large number of newly built factories, and numerous project opportunities for older factories with high energy consumption. Qingtian Group, headquartered in the Jiangsu and Zhejiang regions, has recently issued requirements for factories to install rooftop photovoltaic systems. Mr. Zhao Jie suggested that Guangdong Province will also develop in this direction, noting that the industrial and commercial photovoltaic market is vast, but also highly competitive.
The wave of distributed photovoltaic development has begun, and the development of industrial and commercial photovoltaics has been accelerated. Greater development opportunities and challenges await us. We believe that as long as we photovoltaic professionals persevere and accumulate experience day after day for ten years, we will eventually usher in a broad and smooth road to a bright future.
