On August 26, Wang Sicheng, a researcher at the Energy Research Institute of the National Development and Reform Commission, told this reporter that the third round of bidding for photovoltaic concessions will be cancelled. The reason for this is mainly due to the fact that after the issuance of the "Notice on Perfecting the On-grid Electricity Pricing Policy for Solar Photovoltaic Power Generation", the on-grid PV tariff has been much higher than the average of the first two rounds of the average concession bidding price.
Wang Sicheng stated that once the on-grid tariff is higher than the tender price, the company will no longer have the incentive to engage in special licensing projects. The significance of this project has actually disappeared, so there is no need to continue.
The withdrawal of the core policy supporting the photovoltaic industry in this country also indicates that China's photovoltaic industry has fully entered the mature period. Shen Fuxin, secretary general of the Zhejiang Solar Energy Industry Association, told reporters that the photovoltaic industry will be a completely market-oriented mechanism.
On August 1, the National Development and Reform Commission issued the "Circular on Perfecting the On-grid Electricity Pricing Policy for Solar Photovoltaic Power Generation", which stipulates that the on-grid tariffs approved for construction before July 1, 2011 and completed and put into production on December 31, 2011 shall be uniformly approved at the price per kilowatt. At the time of 1.15 yuan; solar photovoltaic power generation projects approved on or after July 1st, except Tibet, which still implements 1.15 yuan per kilowatt-hour, all other provinces are 1 yuan.
And this is just a national standard. After the release of the national standard, Ling Yun, deputy director of the Economic and Information Commission of Zhejiang Province, said at the photovoltaic industry forum that the on-grid PV tariff in Zhejiang Province may increase to 1.43 yuan per kilowatt, which is currently being reported to the State Council for approval.
In contrast, the concession bidding price is only half of the scheduled on-grid tariff in Zhejiang Province.
In 2009, the tender price for the first batch of 10MW solar project bidding for Dunhuang was RMB 0.69/kW. The lowest bid price for PV concessions in 2010 was 0.73 yuan/kW, and most of the prices were in the range of 0.82-0.91 yuan/degree.
Li Shengmao, a senior research fellow at China Investment Consulting Group, believes that even for the third round of photovoltaic power generation project concession bidding, most companies will set the bid price between 1-1.15 yuan/kWh. The concession bid has actually Lost the purpose.
Zhang Jianmin, director of the Suntech Power Media, revealed that Suntech was involved in the 2010 concession bidding project, but Suntech's winning bid price was above 0.83 yuan/kW. He admitted that the lowest price is a price that cannot be profitable for any company. Chartered bidding is more like a show field and does not meet the characteristics of solar energy development. The second round of the 280 MW photovoltaic concession bidding project launched in 2010 to 70% of the unlicensed PV projects in May this year is the best proof that Zhang Jianmin also stated that after the introduction of PV on-grid tariffs, the willingness of companies to show off will decline, and the profits of enterprises will be reduced. Considering more, concession tendering to withdraw from the historical stage is also an inevitable result of industrial development.
According to Zhang Jianmin, the increase in sales of domestic PV electricity prices in the domestic market will increase from 5% in 2010 to 10% in 2011. According to Suntech’s estimated total output of 2.2GW announced in the second quarter of this year, Suntech’s total domestic sales will reach 220MW this year. The projects are mostly distributed in Tibet and Qinghai. In addition to the 10MW power station of the Qinghai 930 project and the solar power station in Tibet, there are also some military and government projects.
LDK, on ​​the other hand, stated that he did not participate in the concession tender.
According to the analysis of the significance of the establishment of the concession tender, Wang Sicheng believes that the start of the concession bidding is to determine the average electricity cost of the whole industry by continuously tracking the bidding price of the photovoltaic project, so as to provide a basis for the introduction of a fixed photovoltaic electricity benchmark price. Under the current situation that the price of the PV on-grid benchmark has been issued, the bidding for the third round of the photovoltaic concession project will be redundant.
Li Shengmao pointed out that the tendering of photovoltaic power generation project concessions is a transitional pricing mechanism that only applies to the early stage of the development of the photovoltaic industry. Because the cost of electricity generated by photovoltaics at this stage has benefited from rapid technological advancement in the industry, it has always been in a rapid decline. In this context, the use of concession bidding to determine the price of electricity is conducive to maximizing technical progress and reducing government subsidies. When the photovoltaic industry develops to a relatively mature stage, the rate of decline in the cost of electricity generated by photovoltaic power generation slows down, and it is appropriate to adopt a fixed photovoltaic power grid benchmark price policy.
However, Wang Sicheng also stated that the current PV benchmark price is not static, the current price is only a pilot, and the benchmark price is actually a substitute for the bidding function of the franchise. He also revealed that the current prices may change next year to adapt to the development of the industry.
Wang Sicheng stated that once the on-grid tariff is higher than the tender price, the company will no longer have the incentive to engage in special licensing projects. The significance of this project has actually disappeared, so there is no need to continue.
The withdrawal of the core policy supporting the photovoltaic industry in this country also indicates that China's photovoltaic industry has fully entered the mature period. Shen Fuxin, secretary general of the Zhejiang Solar Energy Industry Association, told reporters that the photovoltaic industry will be a completely market-oriented mechanism.
On August 1, the National Development and Reform Commission issued the "Circular on Perfecting the On-grid Electricity Pricing Policy for Solar Photovoltaic Power Generation", which stipulates that the on-grid tariffs approved for construction before July 1, 2011 and completed and put into production on December 31, 2011 shall be uniformly approved at the price per kilowatt. At the time of 1.15 yuan; solar photovoltaic power generation projects approved on or after July 1st, except Tibet, which still implements 1.15 yuan per kilowatt-hour, all other provinces are 1 yuan.
And this is just a national standard. After the release of the national standard, Ling Yun, deputy director of the Economic and Information Commission of Zhejiang Province, said at the photovoltaic industry forum that the on-grid PV tariff in Zhejiang Province may increase to 1.43 yuan per kilowatt, which is currently being reported to the State Council for approval.
In contrast, the concession bidding price is only half of the scheduled on-grid tariff in Zhejiang Province.
In 2009, the tender price for the first batch of 10MW solar project bidding for Dunhuang was RMB 0.69/kW. The lowest bid price for PV concessions in 2010 was 0.73 yuan/kW, and most of the prices were in the range of 0.82-0.91 yuan/degree.
Li Shengmao, a senior research fellow at China Investment Consulting Group, believes that even for the third round of photovoltaic power generation project concession bidding, most companies will set the bid price between 1-1.15 yuan/kWh. The concession bid has actually Lost the purpose.
Zhang Jianmin, director of the Suntech Power Media, revealed that Suntech was involved in the 2010 concession bidding project, but Suntech's winning bid price was above 0.83 yuan/kW. He admitted that the lowest price is a price that cannot be profitable for any company. Chartered bidding is more like a show field and does not meet the characteristics of solar energy development. The second round of the 280 MW photovoltaic concession bidding project launched in 2010 to 70% of the unlicensed PV projects in May this year is the best proof that Zhang Jianmin also stated that after the introduction of PV on-grid tariffs, the willingness of companies to show off will decline, and the profits of enterprises will be reduced. Considering more, concession tendering to withdraw from the historical stage is also an inevitable result of industrial development.
According to Zhang Jianmin, the increase in sales of domestic PV electricity prices in the domestic market will increase from 5% in 2010 to 10% in 2011. According to Suntech’s estimated total output of 2.2GW announced in the second quarter of this year, Suntech’s total domestic sales will reach 220MW this year. The projects are mostly distributed in Tibet and Qinghai. In addition to the 10MW power station of the Qinghai 930 project and the solar power station in Tibet, there are also some military and government projects.
LDK, on ​​the other hand, stated that he did not participate in the concession tender.
According to the analysis of the significance of the establishment of the concession tender, Wang Sicheng believes that the start of the concession bidding is to determine the average electricity cost of the whole industry by continuously tracking the bidding price of the photovoltaic project, so as to provide a basis for the introduction of a fixed photovoltaic electricity benchmark price. Under the current situation that the price of the PV on-grid benchmark has been issued, the bidding for the third round of the photovoltaic concession project will be redundant.
Li Shengmao pointed out that the tendering of photovoltaic power generation project concessions is a transitional pricing mechanism that only applies to the early stage of the development of the photovoltaic industry. Because the cost of electricity generated by photovoltaics at this stage has benefited from rapid technological advancement in the industry, it has always been in a rapid decline. In this context, the use of concession bidding to determine the price of electricity is conducive to maximizing technical progress and reducing government subsidies. When the photovoltaic industry develops to a relatively mature stage, the rate of decline in the cost of electricity generated by photovoltaic power generation slows down, and it is appropriate to adopt a fixed photovoltaic power grid benchmark price policy.
However, Wang Sicheng also stated that the current PV benchmark price is not static, the current price is only a pilot, and the benchmark price is actually a substitute for the bidding function of the franchise. He also revealed that the current prices may change next year to adapt to the development of the industry.
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