The Solar Power Plant Industry Should Not Violate Market Laws.

The Solar Power Plant industry should not violate market laws.

Recently, news from the National Energy Administration showed that the installed capacity of China's Solar Power Plant generation during the "Twelfth Five-Year Plan" period will be adjusted from 21GW to 35GW. The reason for the adjustment is that the Solar Power Plant industry is developing rapidly.

What is the concept of 35GW? As of 2012, China's cumulative installed capacity of Solar Power Plant is about 8GW, which means that China's annual photovoltaic installed capacity is 9GW from 2013 to 2015. With the decline of the old photovoltaic powers such as Italy and Germany, China deservedly became the largest photovoltaic market in the next 3 to 5 years.

From the Chinese government's attitude towards photovoltaics, people once again see the shadow of "planned economy". The expansion of the Solar Power Plant market by the Chinese government is entirely a human factor and is considered from the perspective of rescue. Some people in the industry believe that China's photovoltaics have the foundation for large-scale startup because of the huge production capacity and output, but the scale of the power station is not equivalent to the upstream of the industrial chain. This is purely shit logic. The terminal market is created by the industry itself, not by the state. The national planning is only at the initial stage of industry development. Now the Solar Power Plant industry is looking forward to the outbreak, but it is also looking forward to the strong support of the state. Market law.