Photon International’s annual survey of battery manufacturers released in March 2011 showed that solar cell production will rise sharply and will likely rise by 80% in 2011, which means that global production capacity is expected to reach 80%. This forecast is 118% higher than the 27.2GW in 2010, which was only 12.5GW in 2009.
“To increase the proportion of solar energy in the global energy industry as soon as possible, we must have moderate and stable financial protection,†said Michael Schmela, editor-in-chief of Photon International. “At present, large-scale utility-scale photovoltaic power stations on the German market are The cost of electricity generation will be reduced to 0.15 euros per degree, and the on-grid subsidy rate for offshore wind power generation will be the same. In southern Italy, large-scale photovoltaic systems only require a subsidy of 0.12 euros per degree instead of the current 0.33 euros implemented."
According to the results of the survey released this time, the output of photovoltaic cells in 2010 reached 27.2 GW, which is equal to approximately 27 typical nuclear reactors. The annual output of these photovoltaic cells is about 27 billion kilowatt hours.
Schmela also stated: "Since the Fukushima nuclear power plant accident caused all governments to reflect on their respective energy supply strategies, the government has to seek solutions beyond wind and natural gas and ensure that solar power can be integrated with other renewable energy sources. together."
The survey listed a total of 199 companies, but because some of the outsourcing business was only determined after the data collection, the published results have some duplication. However, before the final report was published, the company's data was further reviewed and the manufacturers of crystalline silicon and thin-film batteries were included.
“To increase the proportion of solar energy in the global energy industry as soon as possible, we must have moderate and stable financial protection,†said Michael Schmela, editor-in-chief of Photon International. “At present, large-scale utility-scale photovoltaic power stations on the German market are The cost of electricity generation will be reduced to 0.15 euros per degree, and the on-grid subsidy rate for offshore wind power generation will be the same. In southern Italy, large-scale photovoltaic systems only require a subsidy of 0.12 euros per degree instead of the current 0.33 euros implemented."
According to the results of the survey released this time, the output of photovoltaic cells in 2010 reached 27.2 GW, which is equal to approximately 27 typical nuclear reactors. The annual output of these photovoltaic cells is about 27 billion kilowatt hours.
Schmela also stated: "Since the Fukushima nuclear power plant accident caused all governments to reflect on their respective energy supply strategies, the government has to seek solutions beyond wind and natural gas and ensure that solar power can be integrated with other renewable energy sources. together."
The survey listed a total of 199 companies, but because some of the outsourcing business was only determined after the data collection, the published results have some duplication. However, before the final report was published, the company's data was further reviewed and the manufacturers of crystalline silicon and thin-film batteries were included.
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