China Slashes Subsidies For Residential & C&I PV
China Announces State Solar Subsidy Cuts For Residential, Commercial & Industrial Systems; New Prices To Kick Into Effect From June 1, 2020
Various segments of solar power generating systems in China will be subjected to major cuts in state subsidies following an NDRC order scheduled to come into effect from June 1, 2020.
Subsidy For 22.79 GW Chinese Solar Projects In 2019
China Shortlists 22.79 GW Large-Scale & Distributed Generation Solar Power Project Capacity For RMB 1.7 Billion Subsidy During 2019; Claims To Be Made Post Project Completion & Grid Connection
The Chinese government has selected 3,921 solar power projects with 22.79 GW capacity to be eligible for 2019 subsidies. Pictured are buildings in China’s Shenzhen with rooftop solar systems.
China Issues Draft Policy For Solar/Wind Projects
National Energy Administration Of China Confirms RMB 3 Billion Subsidy For Solar In 2019; Issues Draft Rules On Development Of Subsidy-Free, Grid Parity Solar PV & Wind Power Projects; Roth Downsizes 2019 China Solar Forecast To 40 GW
Following its decision to do away with its FIT regime for large-scale solar and wind power capacity, China is now seeking public consultation on draft rules for the promotion of subsidy-free projects. Pictured is the Congressional building in China.
China Working On New Solar Policy
China Releases New Solar Policy Draft Comprising FIT Rates For Distributed Generation & Utility Scale Solar Says Roth That Expects It To Drive Country’s Solar Demand To Between 35 GW To 45 GW In 2019
The National Development and Reform Commission (NDRC) in China has worked out a draft of what could be the country’s official new solar policy that talks about feed-in-tariff (FIT) scheme for both utility scale and distributed generation projects.
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