Photovoltaic "Internet price law" or will be introduced in the second half

Recently, relevant officials of the National Energy Administration said in an interview with the media that due to the fact that the current photovoltaic conditions are basically complete, it is possible to formally implement the "PV on-grid tariff method" in the second half of the year.

The so-called “On-grid tariff law” is to make up for the inadequacies of the country’s “plan” through the management of on-grid tariffs. Take Germany as an example. In 2004, Germany implemented the amended "Online Electricity Price Law", which stipulates that photovoltaic power generation must be connected to the Internet and the power sector must be acquired in accordance with the stipulated electricity price, and the on-grid electricity price should drop by 5% annually. At the same time, Germany has also issued a series of preferential policies and funding subsidies.

Dawen Securities analyst Cai Wenbin said, "If the introduction of the Internet price law, the domestic photovoltaic market will start quickly." Because, "The on-grid tariff method has the characteristics of strong operability, more emphasis on practicality, and more efficient use of subsidy funds."