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Research and Markets has announced the addition of the "2010 Deep
Research Report on China PV Power Station" report to its offering.China has become the largest solar cell module producer in the world since 2008, and this figure includes the output of Taiwan, which accounted for 40 percent in the worldwide. Due to the short demand of PV products in the home markets, almost less than 1 percent, the solar cell module in China are almost exported. However, this situation has changed since 2009. The construction PV subsidy policy, issued in March, 2009, was once considered optimistic in the PV industry. Although there was no great demand in the actual implementation, this indeed showed that Chinese photovoltaic market had come out. The following Golden Sun policy, issued in July, 2009, brought about a real demand of 640MW. Meanwhile, many project subsidies will have been allocated to the project owner before the December 31, 2009. This phenomenon suggests that it is a government-supported industry and appropriate measures can be taken efficiently.
However, the most concerned on-grid price policy has still not been issued in the end of 2009. The authors estimate that it would be promulgated in 2010. If the previous policies, such as building photovoltaic and golden sun, were a prelude, then the on-grid price policy would be the basis for explosive photovoltaic demands.
Up to the end of 2009, an intention agreement for solar power plant project of more than 13GW has been signed; meanwhile, the first phase project of more than 1 GW has commenced. These are the arrival signs of on-grid price policy.
According to the estimates and strategies from the senior government officials, the authors are optimistic about this policy; furthermore, it is estimated that the accumulated installation capacity of China PV industry will reach 20 GW by 2020, and this prediction is just the same with the energy bureau.
Unlike Europe and the United States, where the photovoltaic products are mainly used in the household and construction industry, China will make the ground photovoltaic station as the backbone in the development of PV industry. Therefore, the great photovoltaic demands in China might drive the global PV industry into a new stage in the PV recession period.
