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2021-06-25
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Industry Trends
Hubei Reopens, Green Carbon First! Qingtian Technology Invited to Attend the First Central China Photovoltaic Forum
2021 marks the start of the 14th Five-Year Plan and is a crucial year for achieving the goals of "carbon peaking and carbon neutrality." For those in the photovoltaic industry, this presents both new development opportunities and significant challenges. In recent years, Hubei Province has witnessed rapid growth in its new energy industry, becoming a major photovoltaic hub in Central China. Especially with the official release of Hubei Province's 14th Five-Year Plan and 2035 long-term vision, proposing the implementation of a new energy doubling action to truly achieve "Hubei restart, green carbon first," building a new power system primarily based on new energy sources will no longer be a challenge in the future.
On June 24th, the inaugural Central China Photovoltaic Forum, guided by the China Energy Research Society, the Central China Energy Regulatory Bureau, the State Grid Central China Branch, the Hubei Provincial Federation of Industry and Commerce, and the China Photovoltaic Industry Association, and hosted by Solarbe.com, was held in Wuhan, Hubei Province. More than 300 photovoltaic industry professionals from various provinces in Central China gathered to discuss hot topics such as the implementation path of carbon neutrality, the 14th Five-Year Plan for renewable energy, and the adaptation of photovoltaics to the power system. SunnyTech, as one of the initiators of the event, was cordially invited and gave a special presentation at the forum.
The "3060" carbon target is a glorious yet arduous task, belonging to everyone in the Party, society, and all walks of life. Recently, the relevant plan spearheaded by the National Development and Reform Commission has begun to take shape, requiring every expert and scholar from all sectors to take action and participate personally. As a leading enterprise in the new era of the "3060" dual-carbon strategy, Qingtian Technology has always closely followed the national pace, delivering the highest quality photovoltaic power stations to its clients, enabling more people to use clean energy and share the benefits of photovoltaic power, and contributing its share to Hubei's mission of restarting and prioritizing green carbon development.
In his special report, General Manager Li stated that new factories are springing up across the country, particularly in Hubei province, which boasts a highly developed manufacturing sector and numerous large factories, presenting significant opportunities for distributed photovoltaic (PV) development companies. Previously, customers were concerned about electricity discounts, but the increase in the weighted average price of PV power has made more and more people aware of the value of PV systems. The PV industry has shifted from a subsidy-driven to a market-driven model. The PV industry, now free from policy subsidies, will be more stable and will also place greater demands on the capabilities of companies.
Regarding the issue raised by some developers concerning "excessive demands from owners of industrial and commercial projects," the key problem lies in the fact that developers only emphasize electricity price revenue and expand rooftop installations, while neglecting the production, management, and development needs of businesses. With increasing market participants and intensifying competition, it is crucial to accurately assess project fundamentals, investment preferences, local requirements, and construction standards to deliver high-quality photovoltaic power stations to owners.
The Hubei Solar and Air Energy Industry Association, Hubei Electric Power and Electromechanical Industry Association, Hubei Electric Power Service Enterprises Association, Hubei Solar and Air Energy Industry Association, Guangdong Qingtian Solar Energy Technology Co., Ltd., and others jointly participated in the launch ceremony of the "100 Cities Zero Carbon, Shining Light in Hubei" action plan.
In 2011, Hubei became one of the first pilot regions for carbon emissions trading in China, redefining its position within the national carbon emissions trading system. On April 12, Hubei officially issued its 14th Five-Year Plan and 2035 Vision Plan, proposing to implement a new energy doubling action, with photovoltaic power generation becoming the main source of new power capacity, and building a gigawatt-level new energy base. It will vigorously promote green and low-carbon development, supporting qualified regions to carry out pilot demonstrations. It will support green technology innovation, promote the green transformation of key industries and important sectors, develop a circular economy, and promote the clean, low-carbon, safe, and efficient use of energy.
Under the dual-carbon strategy, the construction of a new power system with new energy sources as the mainstay is attracting attention both inside and outside the energy industry. Photovoltaics and other new energy sources are my country's strengths, and the development of the photovoltaic market will build more and longer-term advantages.
