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2021-09-18
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Industry Trends
2021 Foshan Photovoltaic Salon
On September 2, 2021, the Foshan Photovoltaic Salon was held at the Fulin Langyue Hotel in Nanhai District, Foshan City, Guangdong Province. More than 60 photovoltaic practitioners from all over the country gathered together to have a heated discussion and in-depth exchange on the current situation and future development trends of the photovoltaic industry. They put forward many new models and ideas for the development of industrial and commercial photovoltaic projects. The sparks of ideas collided here, and the guest sharing session was full of practical information, which made the photovoltaic professionals present very rewarding.
According to the National Energy Administration's report on the construction and operation of photovoltaic power generation nationwide in the first half of 2021, Guangdong Province's distributed photovoltaic (PV) and centralized PV installations were roughly equal. As of the end of June 2021, the cumulative grid-connected capacity was 8.6 GW, of which centralized PV power plants accounted for 4.2 GW and distributed PV for 4.4 GW. Analysts predict that Guangdong can support at least 20 GW of PV installations by 2025. Distributed PV has enormous development potential, but it also places higher demands on the quality of PV products and construction.
During the event, experts shared valuable insights on topics such as "Development Process of Industrial and Commercial Photovoltaic Projects," "County-wide Promotion of Full-Scenario Photovoltaic Solutions," and "Financial Innovation to Boost the Development of Industrial and Commercial Photovoltaics," which greatly benefited the participants.
Huang Tao, Engineering Department Manager of Qingtian Technology, shared his insights on "The New Normal of Power Plant Design and Construction in 2021" during the event. He stated that the county-wide promotion of industrial and commercial photovoltaic power generation is bringing new opportunities, and in the boom of distributed photovoltaic power generation, it is necessary to think from the customer's perspective and explore the real needs of power plants in order to stand out.
