Blogs

Regular maintenance is crucial for the long-term stable operation of PV power plants, applicable to both distributed and utility-scale ones. This article details maintenance requirements from 8 aspects, including PV modules, DC combiner boxes, inverters, transformers, cables, and extreme weather response, specifying operational standards and precautions to ensure safe and efficient operation. Read More

In 2025, the National Energy Administration achieved the "dual carbon" goals, building the world’s largest and fastest-growing renewable energy system. New renewable energy installed capacity was 452 GW, total 2.34 billion kW (60% of the national total), with wind-solar capacity exceeding thermal power for the first time; power generation reached 3.99 trillion kWh (38%), covering incremental social electricity consumption. Read More

Recently, Musk’s team’s inspection of China’s photovoltaic industry and his plan of building a 100 GW space solar satellite network have made space photovoltaics a heated concept. Space photovoltaics features higher solar energy density without day-night or weather limits, but it is still in the early exploration stage with huge long-term potential. At present, it is restricted by high costs of core materials and power generation—its electricity cost is nearly 100 times that of ground photovoltaics—and faces great challenges in industrialization and economic viability. Benefiting from strong R&D, manufacturing capacity and cost advantages, China’s photovoltaic industry accounts for a dominant share globally. Leading Chinese PV firms are actively carrying out cutting-edge R&D in perovskite, tandem cells and space-related labs. With future breakthroughs in launch costs and commercial space technology, the trillion‑level space PV market is expected to become viable. Read More

During the "14th Five-Year Plan", China's PV industry achieved leapfrog development: manufacturing output value over 1 trillion yuan, exports over 180 billion US dollars, and cumulative installed capacity entering the terawatt era. Its new installed capacity has been the world's first for 13 consecutive years, with two phases: rapid growth and adjustment. Technological innovation advanced, and industrial chain prices dropped sharply. For the "15th Five-Year Plan", global average annual new installed capacity is expected to be 725-870 GW, China's 238-287 GW. Notably, 2026 new PV installed capacity may drop 23.8%-42.9% year-on-year (first decline since 2020) due to policy wait-and-see, but will recover from 2027. The industry will shift to value competition; the April 2026 PV export tax rebate cancellation will increase costs, accelerate capacity clearance and force technological innovation, focusing on intelligent, green and integrated development to maintain global dominance. Read More

There are various ways to install photovoltaic modules to adapt to different environments and requirements. Here are several common installation methods for photovoltaic modules:1. Roof installationFlat installation: Photovoltaic modules are directly laid on the roof, parallel to the roof. Read More

On Feb 5, the key PV industry symposium – 2025 Development Review & 2026 Outlook – took place in Beijing. A clear message was sent: the sector will prioritize curbing cut-throat competition in 2026, with the growth rate of domestic installed capacity set to pull back. Read More