Not long ago, Qinghai Province introduced a strong PV on-grid tariff subsidy policy. The main content of this policy is that the province set an on-grid tariff of 1.15 yuan/kWh for the PV power plant built before September 30 this year, and it will not be responsible for the total amount of photovoltaic power generation. Installed capacity limit. It is reported that for the province's 1.15 yuan / degree photovoltaic on-grid tariff can be approved by the National Development and Reform Commission, the relevant departments of the province said that if the country's approved on-grid tariff and the price gap, the difference is partially supplemented by local finance in Qinghai Province .
After the PV on-grid price policy in Qinghai Province was exposed, many domestic PV module enterprises and new energy power generation companies flocked. According to preliminary estimates, the installed capacity of new PV power generation in Qinghai will reach a record-breaking 800MW this year, compared with last year’s domestic The total installed capacity of photovoltaic power generation is comparable. While the industry showed great enthusiasm for the development of the photovoltaic industry development policy in Qinghai, it also made predictions about the problems that may be encountered during the implementation of the policy. It is hoped that Qinghai Province can give specific responses.
Senior investment researcher Li Shengmao pointed out that Qinghai Province hopes to increase the photovoltaic power generation capacity of the province with a rapid increase in the on-grid tariffs of photovoltaic power generation, which first of all has created a huge problem of where subsidies come from. According to estimates, Qinghai Province needs to raise about 13 billion yuan in subsidy funds. Of course, the central government will bear a part, but the amount will not be too large, because after all, the formulation and introduction of this policy has no direct relationship with the national energy authority. However, Qinghai is a less-developed area, and its financial capacity is relatively limited. Obviously, other ideas need to be taken to solve this problem.
Li Shengmao believes that the subsidy for photovoltaic power generation required in Qinghai, in addition to the government departments, can also rely on loans from financial institutions. The Qinghai provincial government can request the China Development Bank to grant policy loans because Qinghai is a key area for the development of the western region, and photovoltaic power generation belongs to the country's strong support for the development of new energy industries. The above projects are in full compliance with the conditions for obtaining policy loans, and local governments should be active. Use this advantage.
In addition, Qinghai Province may, within the scope permitted by the policy, subsidize enterprises through disbursement and exemption of land transfer fees and implement more favorable financial and taxation policies. It can also afford some financial pressure. Qinghai is one of the regions with the most abundant lighting resources in China. It is sparsely populated and has more flatland. This makes its land resources very high value for photovoltaic power generation companies. Therefore, Qinghai should be able to obtain a small sum of money. Land transfer fee.
Looking back, at present, most domestic PV power plant operators are central and local state-owned enterprises with relatively strong financial strength. Most of them use new energy business including photovoltaic power generation as an important development direction of the company. It is very likely that Qinghai failed to honor the policy of subsidizing PV on-grid tariffs, but withdrew from Qinghai, which has exceptionally abundant lighting resources. In fact, most of these companies predicted the risks before entering the construction of solar photovoltaic power stations in Qinghai. In other words, companies that do not have the means to cope with this problem are not able to invest in large-scale PV power plants in Qinghai.
After the PV on-grid price policy in Qinghai Province was exposed, many domestic PV module enterprises and new energy power generation companies flocked. According to preliminary estimates, the installed capacity of new PV power generation in Qinghai will reach a record-breaking 800MW this year, compared with last year’s domestic The total installed capacity of photovoltaic power generation is comparable. While the industry showed great enthusiasm for the development of the photovoltaic industry development policy in Qinghai, it also made predictions about the problems that may be encountered during the implementation of the policy. It is hoped that Qinghai Province can give specific responses.
Senior investment researcher Li Shengmao pointed out that Qinghai Province hopes to increase the photovoltaic power generation capacity of the province with a rapid increase in the on-grid tariffs of photovoltaic power generation, which first of all has created a huge problem of where subsidies come from. According to estimates, Qinghai Province needs to raise about 13 billion yuan in subsidy funds. Of course, the central government will bear a part, but the amount will not be too large, because after all, the formulation and introduction of this policy has no direct relationship with the national energy authority. However, Qinghai is a less-developed area, and its financial capacity is relatively limited. Obviously, other ideas need to be taken to solve this problem.
Li Shengmao believes that the subsidy for photovoltaic power generation required in Qinghai, in addition to the government departments, can also rely on loans from financial institutions. The Qinghai provincial government can request the China Development Bank to grant policy loans because Qinghai is a key area for the development of the western region, and photovoltaic power generation belongs to the country's strong support for the development of new energy industries. The above projects are in full compliance with the conditions for obtaining policy loans, and local governments should be active. Use this advantage.
In addition, Qinghai Province may, within the scope permitted by the policy, subsidize enterprises through disbursement and exemption of land transfer fees and implement more favorable financial and taxation policies. It can also afford some financial pressure. Qinghai is one of the regions with the most abundant lighting resources in China. It is sparsely populated and has more flatland. This makes its land resources very high value for photovoltaic power generation companies. Therefore, Qinghai should be able to obtain a small sum of money. Land transfer fee.
Looking back, at present, most domestic PV power plant operators are central and local state-owned enterprises with relatively strong financial strength. Most of them use new energy business including photovoltaic power generation as an important development direction of the company. It is very likely that Qinghai failed to honor the policy of subsidizing PV on-grid tariffs, but withdrew from Qinghai, which has exceptionally abundant lighting resources. In fact, most of these companies predicted the risks before entering the construction of solar photovoltaic power stations in Qinghai. In other words, companies that do not have the means to cope with this problem are not able to invest in large-scale PV power plants in Qinghai.
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