Solar power generation subsidy standards

What is the subsidy standard for distributed PV projects?

(ii) For those household-scale distributed PV projects using either a “use what is generated, and the excess on the grid” mode or a “feed-in everything that is generated to the grid” mode, and are included in the scope for 2019 subsidies, the subsidy standard is adjusted to 0.18 RMB/kWh。

What is the subsidy reduction range for commercial PV power plants?

The subsidy reduction range of latter two stages exceeds 40 percentage, highlighting the accelerated rate of subsidy reduction for the commercial power plants. In light of commercial PV power plants, we simulate four scenarios for the SEPAP program subsidy strategies.

Do government subsidies affect photovoltaic industry?

We apply spatial econometric model to analyze the performance of government subsidies on photovoltaic industry. The installed capacity of photovoltaics has shown a significant spatial agglomeration situation since 2012. The feed-in tariff and R&D subsidy policies play a positive incentive to the photovoltaic installed capacity.

How can government subsidies help the PV industry?

In addition, government subsidies can reduce research and development costs of PV companies. Moreover, it is beneficial to achieve the collaborative innovation of PV industry chain between PV manufacturers and solar cell suppliers. Third, most control variables pass the significance test.

Do subsidies affect solar PV installation volumes in China?

Few studies applied regional data in a single country to analyze the influence of support policies on solar PV industry. Moreover, no research studies performed the spatial effect of subsidies on solar PV installation volumes in China. Therefore, we select panel data of 31 provincial units in China from 2011 to 2018.

What is the feed-in tariff standard for distributed solar PV power generation?

Meanwhile, the feed-in tariff subsidy standard for the distributed solar PV power generation system set by China is 0.42 RMB/kWh, as shown in Table 3.5 below. Table 3.5. Feed-in tariff of Chinese PV power stations since September 1 2013. For distributed PV power generation projects, the feed-in tariff standard is 0.42 RMB per kWh.