Global solar module inventory soared to 8.6 GW

Global solar module inventory soared to 8.6 GW

According to the latest Solarbuzz Quarterly report, the weak demand of the European PV market in the first half of 2011 led to a surge in global solar module inventory at the end of the second quarter. It is expected that the global inventory will reach 8.6 GW by the end of the second quarter of 2011, with upstream inventory growth. 36%, downstream stocks have decreased slightly.

Comments: Although the industry expects low prices of current components to drive demand growth in the second half of 2011, the photovoltaic industry still faces challenges in the second half of 2011. Market demand still depends on the rapid digestion of downstream stocks and the clarification of European regional policies. .

In the next decade, European wind power investment will reach 194 billion euros to fulfill the European Union's commitment to reduce greenhouse gas emissions by 80% to 95% in 2050. The European Wind Energy Association recently released a report predicting that by 2020, the total installed capacity of wind power in EU countries will reach 230,000 trillion. Watts, which meet 15.7% of the EU's electricity demand, of which 190,000 megawatts belong to land-based wind power and 40,000 megawatts belong to marine wind power. The European Wind Energy Association believes that in the next 10 years, the EU’s land wind power and ocean wind power will require a total investment of 194 billion euros, and EU wind power companies’ annual investment will also increase from 13 billion euros in 2010 to 27 billion euros.

Comments: Although the European Wind Energy Association has produced a very attractive pie, it is still necessary for the government to release a strong transformation of the EU's electric power infrastructure if it wants to make concrete steps in investment. Clear signal. In any case, the European Union has released a positive signal for the "Great Leap Forward" in wind power. For Chinese wind power companies that are preparing to go abroad to expand their wind power market overseas, they will use the low cost advantage of wind turbines to take advantage of the opportunity to take advantage of the opportunity and be expected to score A cup of soup.

Shanxi Province plans to invest 5 billion yuan to break the wind power transmission dilemma Recently, Shanxi vigorously promote the "development of ideas" for wind power gradually clear. According to media reports, the provincial power company has determined that it will plan to invest nearly 5 billion yuan in the “12th Five-Year Plan” period to accelerate the construction of wind power output and power grid strengthening projects, fully meet the needs of clean energy power generation, and promote the development of emerging industries in the province. Up to now, Shanxi Power Grid has acquired a total of 520 million kilowatt-hours of electricity for wind power.

Comments: The bell must be tied. In recent years, with the support of the National Clean Energy Encouragement Policy, with the pursuit of capital and the strong support of local governments, wind power has developed rapidly but it has encountered widespread business difficulties. Wind power should be sparse and should not be blocked, Shanxi this move through the expansion of the power grid to accept the scale of wind power, supporting the construction of peaking power, planning the overall planning of wind power consumption, etc., help break through the wind power industry development bottlenecks.

Sinovel Wind Power participates in the construction of an Irish wind farm Chinese wind turbine manufacturer Sinovel Wind Power will participate in the construction of a 1,000 MW wind farm project in Ireland. According to media reports, the investment in the wind farm project is approximately 1.5 billion Euros. Windpower will participate in this project together with Irish company Mainstream Renewable Energy and China Development Bank.

Comments: China's wind power companies overseas are experiencing a nirvana. In order to open up the overseas mature wind power market and break the threshold, wind power equipment providers have to bring their own funds to invest in wind farms, and it seems that they are “not doing a good job”, and it is actually an uphill act to cultivate the market. According to industry analysts, after two to three years of market incubation, the wind turbines have reached the operating standards required by the relevant European banks, or they can break through the bottleneck and usher in rapid development.