17

Oct

Recently, the European Commission approved a 1.2 billion euro plan to support renewable energy equipment investment in Poland.   The aid program will provide direct funding to Polish companies that produce batteries, solar panels, wind turbines, heat pumps, electrolyzers and carbon capture equipment, while also providing support to companies that provide components or raw materials needed for renewable equipment manufacturing.   The funding under the program will be fully in place by the end of 2025.   Margrethe Vestager, the executive vice president of the European Commission responsible for competition policy, said the investment is in line with the goals of the Green Deal Industrial Plan and the EU's climate neutrality goals.   "At the same time, distortions of competition remain limited," Vestager added.   The European Commission said the state aid program was approved under the European Commission's Temporary Crisis and Transition Framework (TCTF), which was adopted in March 2023 to provide assistance to EU member states to accelerate their green energy transformation.   In line with these initiatives, companies like UISOLAR—drawing on 15 years of experience in the solar bracket industry—are well-positioned to contribute to this green energy transition. UISOLAR specializes in designing and providing accessories for a variety of solar mounting projects, including rooftop, ground, carport, and agricultural programs. If you need any assistance or further information, feel free to contact us.

29

Sep

National Day, is the anniversary of the founding of the People's Republic of China, which was proclaimed by Chairman Mao Zedong at the Founding Ceremony held in Beijing's Tiananmen Square on 1 October 1949, a day that marked the birth of the new China. Since then, 1 October has been designated as National Day, one of the most important holidays in China. On this day, various celebrations are held throughout China, including but not limited to: 1. Flag Raising Ceremony: a grand flag-raising ceremony held in Beijing's Tiananmen Square, as well as flag-raising events in other city squares. 2. Military Parade: In certain years, a grand military parade is held to showcase the country's military power and latest equipment. 3. Cultural Performances: Cultural performances, including music, dance and drama, are held in squares, parks and theatres. 4. Fireworks displays: Fireworks displays held in major cities to add a festive atmosphere to the holiday. 5. Exhibitions and events: a variety of exhibitions and educational activities aimed at raising citizens' awareness of the nation and knowledge of its history. The National Day is not only a day to celebrate national achievements, but also a time for people of all nationalities to express their patriotic feelings. In addition, there is usually a seven-day long holiday during the National Day, which people take advantage of for travelling, visiting relatives or resting. Our holiday period is from October 1st to October 7th. If you want to inquire about our products, you are welcome to leave us a message and we will reply to you as soon as possible. UISOLAR provides you with professional and high-quality solar racking. Solar roof mounting, ground mounting, solar carports are all we can do. OEM and ODM are also available.

25

Sep

Under the global trend of net-zero carbon emissions, Southeast Asia due to its abundant sunshine, rapid economic growth, accompanied by industrial transformation brought about by the rise in demand for green power, photovoltaic has become the mainstay of the local development of renewable energy.Vietnam, Thailand, Malaysia, Philippines and Singapore, the five major photovoltaic demand countries, with the recent introduction of a series of favorable policies, is expected to drive Southeast Asia to become one of the key photovoltaic market. Policy Developments in Southeast Asia Vietnam On July 3, 2024, Vietnam passed a multi-year Direct Power Purchase Agreement (DPPA) that allows purchasers to purchase green power through the national or private grid, but requires a monthly consumption of at least 200,000 kWh. For PV suppliers to use the national grid, the installed capacity must be at least 10 MW, while the private grid is not subject to this restriction. On July 30, 2024, the government issued Circular No. 356/TB-VPCP, clarifying the definition of "self-generation and self-consumption rooftop photovoltaic projects" as projects in which the amount of electricity sold back to the national grid accounts for less than 10% of the total installed capacity (with a relaxation of up to 20% in the northern region), and thereafter removing the limitations on the amount of installed capacity of rooftop photovoltaic projects that are not grid-connected and streamlining the application process, and the officials will subsequently announce the details of the tariff and measures relating to the photovoltaic storage package. Officials will subsequently announce tariff rules and measures related to photovoltaic storage. Thailand Unlike Vietnam, which has formally adopted the DPPA, Thailand has chosen to start a gradual trial in June 2024, limiting large-scale users to purchase up to 2 GW of green power directly, and officials are expected to release clear guidelines and details of the country's DPPA by the end of 2024. On the other hand, Thailand will also publish a new version of the Electricity Development Plan in September 2024, with energy security, environmental protection and tariff control as the main axis of the policy, to maintain economic growth must also take into account the energy transition. In general, with the demand for green power becoming more and more urgent, Thailand's new version of the photovoltaic installed capacity target will also be further increased. Malaysia On July 26, 2024, Malaysia announced that it will implement the Corporate Renewable Energy Supply Scheme (CRESS) in September 2024, which is similar in nature to the DPPA in that it also aims to liberalize green power trading, so that power purchasers and suppliers will be able to enter into agreements directly without having to go through the National Energy Corporation. The policy is similar in nature to the DPPA, and also aims to liberalize green power trading. It is worth notin...

20

Sep

Background: Under Section 301 of the Trade Act of 1974, the U.S. began imposing tariffs on Chinese imports in 2018 due to issues related to technology transfer and intellectual property. A statutory four-year review of these tariffs began in 2022 and was completed by the U.S. Trade Representative Office (USTR) in 2024, which made adjustments to certain products according to the President's directives. Content of this Executive Order 1. Photovoltaic (PV) Products from China: Silicon, Wafers, Cells, and Modules On September 13, 2024, the U.S. government announced an adjustment to the Section 301 tariffs on Chinese photovoltaic products. The tariffs on PV cells and modules remained the same as the administrative review results released in May, increasing from 25% to 50%, but the implementation date was pushed from August 1 to September 27. Notably, the new regulations now include polysilicon and monocrystalline silicon wafers from China, with a tariff rate of 50%, set to begin on January 1, 2025. (Photovoltaic (PV) Products from China) 2. Photovoltaic Equipment from China On September 12, 2024, the USTR released a Section 301 tariff exemption list for photovoltaic equipment, effective from January 1, 2024, to May 31, 2025. Out of 19 exemption applications, 14 were approved, and 5 were rejected, focusing on PV module manufacturing equipment. The approved exemptions primarily cover equipment used in the crystal pulling and wafer production stages, as well as PV cell manufacturing, aiming to boost U.S. domestic production and reduce dependence on Chinese equipment. The decision to reject five exemption applications for module manufacturing equipment was due to sufficient alternative sources within the U.S. and Europe. (Photovoltaic Equipment from China) Impact Analysis of the 301 Tariff Adjustment from InfoLink: 1. Impact on PV Cell and Module Tariffs Before the tariff increase, the U.S. had already imposed several trade barriers on Chinese PV products. In addition to the original 25% Section 301 tariffs, Chinese cells and modules have faced anti-dumping duties since 2012 and Section 201 tariffs on all imports. As a result, direct imports of Chinese cells and modules to the U.S. have significantly declined. InfoLink predicts that the increase to 50% will have minimal impact on the market. 2. Impact on Polysilicon Tariffs The U.S. still faces a shortage of domestic silicon wafer production capacity, with no significant need for imported polysilicon at present. Current plans to expand U.S. wafer production capacity amount to 10.3 GW, but the highly challenging and long production cycles make it difficult for this capacity to be realized in the short term. Therefore, the new polysilicon tariffs are expected to have a noticeable impact only after 2026. 3. Impact on Wafer Tariffs By 2025, U.S. battery production capacity is expected to reach only about 10-11 GW, and given the lack of domestic wafer capacity, U.S. manufacturers will still need to rely on imp...

10

Sep

In its latest report, "The Road to Net-Zero Carbon: 2030 Solar and Energy Storage Transformation White Paper," InfoLink Consulting provides an in-depth analysis of global renewable energy trends and challenges. The white paper focuses on three major markets: China, the United States, and Europe (EU + UK), offering detailed market analysis and future outlooks to help industries grasp key insights and accelerate the journey to achieving net-zero emissions. Under the Paris Agreement, countries committed to limiting global temperature rise to well below 2°C above pre-industrial levels, with efforts to cap it at 1.5°C. Achieving these goals requires significant reductions in greenhouse gas emissions, with the energy sector currently responsible for 35% of global emissions—the largest source. InfoLink estimates that to meet the 1.5°C scenario by 2030, around 8.5 TW of renewable energy capacity is needed, while the 2°C scenario requires 5 TW. According to InfoLink’s latest data, global renewable energy installations are expected to exceed 10 TW by 2030, potentially fulfilling the requirements for both scenarios. However, there remains a shortfall of approximately 2.5 TW to meet the 1°C target. In 2023, the renewable energy sector saw remarkable growth, driven by favorable policies and technological advancements, with installations of solar, wind, and energy storage hitting record highs. Despite political and financial challenges, InfoLink remains optimistic about the sector’s future. The U.S. market has significantly benefited from the Inflation Reduction Act (IRA), which offers subsidies for solar, wind, and energy storage, dramatically lowering the Levelized Cost of Energy (LCOE) and boosting capacity growth. However, trade barriers are expected to impact supply and installation speed. In Europe, the ongoing conflict between Russia and Ukraine has caused natural gas and electricity prices to surge since early 2022, leading to a spike in renewable energy installations in 2023. Under the National Energy and Climate Plans (NECP), European countries have set ambitious goals, with annual solar installations expected to grow steadily, reaching nearly 140 GW in new installations per year by 2030. The REPowerEU initiative’s 600 GW target is also likely to be met earlier than anticipated, between 2026 and 2027, with cumulative installations potentially exceeding 1,000 GW by 2030. The European energy storage market is also set for significant growth. Driven by energy reform policies and subsidies, front-of-the-meter (FTM) storage is expected to outpace behind-the-meter (BTM) installations. Key markets like the UK, Italy, and Germany will continue to expand, while emerging markets such as Belgium, Greece, and Spain are poised for growth. InfoLink projects that cumulative energy storage capacity will reach 500 GWh by 2030. While renewable energy's contribution to electricity production is expected to increase both in quantity and proportion, ongoing geopolitical ...

04

Sep

The Philippines is set to host the world’s largest solar park with the launch of a massive project valued at PHP 185.28 billion (USD 3.25 billion). The project will be equipped with 3.5 GW of solar panels and a 4.5 GWh battery energy storage system, covering an area of 3,500 hectares across the provinces of Nueva Ecija and Bulacan. In July, the project was awarded the "Certificate of Energy Project of National Significance" by the Department of Energy (DOE) of the Philippines, a designation reserved for energy projects with capital investments exceeding USD 59 million. Following this, the Board of Investments (BOI) granted the project a Green Lane Certification, ensuring streamlined processes and expedited approvals for necessary permits and clearances. Once operational, the solar park is expected to significantly reduce the country's reliance on fossil fuels and cut down on greenhouse gas emissions. The project also aims to create thousands of jobs, boosting the local economy and providing a sustainable livelihood for many Filipinos. UISOLAR, a company with 15 years of experience in the solar mounting industry. UISOLAR has extensive expertise in designing and exporting mounting systems for various applications, including rooftop, ground, carport, and agricultural projects. Having supplied numerous projects across the Philippines. It is expected to play a vital role in the successful deployment of the solar area. As the world grapples with the impacts of climate change, the Philippines is positioning itself as a leader in renewable energy. The launch of the world’s largest solar park is a testament to the country’s commitment to a greener future and serves as an inspiration for other nations to follow suit.

27

Aug

We are thrilled to invite all solar energy professionals and enthusiasts to visit us at Intersolar South America 2024, the most significant exhibition in the region dedicated to the solar industry. This prestigious event will take place from August 27th to 29th, 2024, at the Expo Center Norte in São Paulo, Brazil. Why Attend? Intersolar South America is a premier platform that brings together the most influential players in the solar energy sector. It provides an exceptional opportunity to connect with industry leaders, discover cutting-edge technologies, and discuss the latest trends in solar power. Visit Us at Booth No. B1.09 We are excited to announce that UISOLAR will be showcasing our latest innovations and solutions at Booth No. B1.09. Whether you're interested in exploring new business opportunities, enhancing your network, or simply staying informed about the advancements in solar technology, our booth is the place to be! What to Expect? · Innovative Solutions: Discover our newest solar energy products designed to meet the growing demand for sustainable energy. · Expert Insights: Engage with our team of experts who will be on hand to answer your questions and provide insights into the future of solar energy. · Networking Opportunities: Connect with other professionals and organizations from around the world who are as passionate about solar energy as you are. Don’t miss out on this incredible opportunity to be part of South America's leading solar energy event. Mark your calendar for August 27-29, 2024, and make sure to visit us at Booth No. B1.09 at Expo Center Norte. We look forward to welcoming you and exploring how we can collaborate to drive the solar industry forward together! See you in São Paulo!

2024-08-23

On August 16, 2024, the Australian Anti-Dumping Commission issued Announcement No. 2024/046 stating that the anti-dumping and countervailing measures on aluminum extrusions imported from China will expire on October 28, 2025. Stakeholders should submit applications for sunset review investigations before October 15, 2024. If no application is received before the above deadline, the anti-dumping and countervailing measures on the Chinese products involved will be terminated after the expiration. On June 24, 2009, Australia launched an anti-dumping and countervailing investigation on aluminum extrusions imported from China. On October 28, 2010, Australia made an affirmative final ruling on the case, ruling that the dumping margin of the products involved was 2.7% to 25.7% and the subsidy margin was 3.8% to 18.4%. On April 14, 2014, the Australian Anti-Dumping Commission issued Announcement No. 2014/31, initiating an anti-circumvention investigation on aluminum extrusions imported from China. On February 19, 2015, the Australian Anti-Dumping Commission issued Announcement No. 2015/17, making an affirmative final ruling on the case. On April 24, 2015, the Australian Anti-Dumping Commission issued Announcement No. 2015/048, initiating the first anti-dumping and countervailing sunset review investigation on aluminum profiles imported from China. On October 20, 2015, the Australian Anti-Dumping Commission issued Announcement No. 2015/125, making the first anti-dumping and countervailing sunset review affirmative final ruling on aluminum profiles imported from China. On February 13, 2020, the Australian Anti-Dumping Commission issued Announcement No. 2020/017, initiating the second anti-dumping and countervailing sunset review investigation on aluminum profiles imported from China. On October 15, 2020, the Australian Anti-Dumping Commission issued Announcement No. 2020/103, making an affirmative final ruling on the sunset review of the case. The Australian customs codes for the products involved are 7604.10.00.06, 7604.21.00.07, 7604.21.00.08, 7604.29.00.09, 7604.29.00.10, 7608.10.00.09, 7608.20.00.10, 7610.10.00.12 and 7610.90.00.13.

16

Jul

In recent years, due to the aging and poor management of the power generation facilities of the state-owned power company ESKOM, South Africa is facing a worsening power crisis. Long-term large-scale power rationing has caused serious losses to the country's economy. Against this background, South Africa has turned its attention to renewable energy including photovoltaics. South Africa's photovoltaic policy and market overview According to ESKOM's data, by the end of 2023, South Africa's cumulative photovoltaic installed capacity will be about 7.3 GW, of which distributed projects account for about 5 GW and centralized projects account for about 2.3 GW. In order to fill the gradually widening power gap, the South African government has proposed a series of policies to promote the development of photovoltaics. First, let's look at distributed projects. From March 2023 to March 2024, the South African government implemented tax breaks for household photovoltaics. As long as photovoltaic modules above 275 W are installed, a tax rebate of up to 25% can be received, and each person can get a maximum tax rebate of 15,000 rand (about US$795). In addition, in August 2023, South Africa issued the Energy Bounce Back Scheme (EBB), where households and small and medium-sized enterprises can apply to banks for loans of up to 300,000 rand (about 15,900 US dollars) and 10 million rand (about 530,000 US dollars) respectively, for the installation of photovoltaic modules, energy storage batteries and other equipment. In terms of centralized projects, South Africa began to implement the Renewable Energy Independent Power Producer Procurement Programme (REIPPPP) in 2011, which is the main source of centralized installations in South Africa. As of 2023, six rounds of bidding have been completed. The latest seventh round of bidding was originally expected to end in April 2024. However, at the end of May 2024, the government announced that the deadline for bidding will be postponed to August. On the other hand, South Africa also provides tax breaks for large-scale renewable energy projects. For investment projects from March 2023 to March 2025, companies can apply for a tax rebate of up to 125% on capital expenditures in the first year. In general, due to large-scale power restrictions and rising electricity prices, supplemented by policy support, South Africa's photovoltaic installations are mainly distributed projects for self-generation and self-use. In 2023, South Africa will add 2.5 GW of distributed installations, compared with 1.7 GW in 2022, a year-on-year increase of 47%. In contrast, South Africa's centralized installations have stagnated. Taking the fifth round of REIPPPP tendered in 2021 as an example, many projects were originally planned to be connected to the grid in 2023, but due to lengthy financing and administrative processes, they were forced to postpone their production until after 2024. In addition, ESKOM's insufficient absorption capacity is als...

21

Jun

Intersolar is the world's largest solar technology trade fair and the number one meeting point for everyone in the solar industry. We-UISOLAR-Old solar racking company attend Intersolar Europe 2024 like previous years. Exhibitions and conferences are held in the most influential markets around the world and it currently has intersolar in Europe, the USA, India, South America and China. It is the most important display platform for manufacturers, suppliers, wholesalers and service providers. The Smarter E offers exhibitors and visitors a full range of energy-related topics. smart E consists of four separate shows (Intersolar Europe,ees Europe, Power2Drive Europe and EM-Power), each with a clear industry focus. At the same time, the links between products and themes that are very important in the field of energy are well represented through the interplay of the exhibition. Under the slogan "Connecting the Solar Business," it brings together individuals and companies from around the world with the aim of increasing the share of solar in our energy supply. Focus on photovoltaic, photothermal technology and solar power plants. Since its inception, it has become the most important meeting point for manufacturers, suppliers, distributors and service providers in the solar industry. The concurrent conference integrates selected exhibition topics, showcasing international markets, large power plants, financing and cutting-edge technologies.

07

Jun

The Dragon Boat Festival, also called the Duanwu Festival, is celebrated on the fifth day of the fifth month according to the Chinese calendar. This festival is to commemorate the death of QU Yuan, an upright and honest poet and statesman who is said to have committed suicide by drowning himself in a river. The most important activity of this festival is the Dragon Boat races. It symbolizes people' s attempts to rescue Qu Yuan. In the current period, these races also demonstrate the virtues of cooperation and teamwork. Besides, the festival has also been marked by eating zong zi (glutinous rice).  Zong zi is made of glutinous rice stuffed with different fillings and wrapped in bamboo or reed leaves. People who mourned the death of Qu threw Zong zi into the river to feed his ghost every year. With the changes of the times, the memorial turns to be a time for protection from evil and disease for the rest of year. People will hang healthy herbs on the front door to clear the bad luck of the house.  Although the significance of the festival might be different with the past, it still gives the observer an opportunity to glimpse a part of the rich Chinese cultural heritage. Our holiday period is from June.8th to June.10th. If you want to inquire about our products, you are welcome to leave us a message and we will reply to you as soon as possible. UISOLAR provides you with professional and high-quality solar racking. Solar roof mounting, ground mounting, solar carports are all we can do. OEM and ODM are also available. UISOLAR and all staff wish everyone a happy and safe Dragon Boat Festival!

29

May

Photovoltaic is an industry with a very high degree of marketization, and market-oriented means are more suitable for promoting the development of the industry. This is also one of the reasons why China's photovoltaic industry leads the world today. As an indispensable force in the global photovoltaic market, the advantages of Chinese photovoltaic companies will not disappear in an instant. Chinese photovoltaic companies look forward to fair and reasonable trade relations and continue to contribute Chinese solutions to the development of the global green industry. Recently, the dynamic changes in the market value rankings of global photovoltaic listed companies have attracted the attention of the international market. According to Bloomberg, on May 17, the market value of First Solar, a US photovoltaic module manufacturer, surpassed Sungrow Power Supply to become the world's most valuable photovoltaic company. As of May 24, First Solar's market value was approximately US$26.7 billion (approximately RMB 193.7 billion), Sungrow Power Supply ranked second with a market value of RMB 150.2 billion, and Longi Green Energy Technology ranked third with a market value of RMB 142.2 billion. This is the first time since 2018 that a US photovoltaic company has topped the global photovoltaic company market value list. For a time, there were mixed voices in the international market that "Chinese photovoltaic companies suffered a Waterloo and their competitiveness declined." However, in fact, the market value of American photovoltaic companies represented by First Solar has jumped, relying on American trade protectionism, which is to impose tariffs on China while providing subsidies to local manufacturers. Chinese photovoltaic companies are not afraid of competition. Photovoltaic is an industry with a very high degree of marketization, and market-oriented means are more suitable for promoting the development of the industry. This is also one of the reasons why China's photovoltaic industry leads the world today. As an indispensable force in the global photovoltaic market, the advantages of Chinese photovoltaic companies will not disappear in an instant. Chinese photovoltaic companies look forward to fair and reasonable trade relations and continue to contribute Chinese solutions to the development of the global green industry. And we will attend the Inter Solar Show in Munich German at 17th-19th June. Welcome to our booth for further cooperation!

17

Apr

The Ministry of Energy and Water Transformation (PETRA) in Malaysia has announced an incentive program called the "People's Solar Incentive Scheme (SolaRIS)" to encourage residential energy consumers to adopt solar energy. This program is open to all Malaysian citizens with a Tenaga Nasional Berhad (TNB) account, as well as citizens applying for the Net Energy Metering (NEM) program for the first time. The SolaRIS program is based on the Net Energy Metering (NEM) scheme, where the government will provide cash subsidies ranging from 1,000 Malaysian Ringgit to 4,000 Malaysian Ringgit (equivalent to 211 USD to 843 USD) per kWAC to individuals who submit applications for installing solar energy systems to the Sustainable Energy Development Authority (SEDA) after April 1, 2024. PETRA has approved a quota of 350MW for the NEMRakyat program, and the submission window for subsidy applications is open from April 1, 2024, to December 31, 2024 (or until the quota is exhausted). Solar energy systems must be installed and operational by March 31, 2025. Datuk Seri Fadillah Yusof, the Deputy Prime Minister of Malaysia and head of PETRA, stated, "Through this resolution, PETRA believes that SolaRIS will attract more domestic users to participate and enjoy the benefits of installing solar energy systems in residential areas, further promoting the desire for energy transition and our country's carbon neutrality goal by 2050." As part of the SolaRIS initiative, Malaysian citizens looking to harness solar power through the program can enhance their installations with the advanced solar mounting systems from UISOLAR. UISOLAR provides state-of-the-art mounting solutions tailored to maximize the effectiveness and longevity of solar setups, seamlessly integrating them into residential environments. By opting for UISOLAR's premium mounting systems, participants in the SolaRIS program can optimize the performance of their solar energy systems, fostering greater sustainability, cost-efficiency, and environmental impact reduction for years to come.

09

Apr

          Germany, a global leader in renewable energy, saw a notable shift in its solar photovoltaic (PV) landscape in February 2024. According to data released by the Federal Network Agency (Bundesnetzagentur), the country added 1.07GW of solar PV capacity during the month. While maintaining its operation at the gigawatt scale, this figure represents a significant decrease of nearly 25% compared to the previous month.          The cumulative installed PV capacity in Germany reached an impressive 84.88GW by the end of February, underscoring the nation's steadfast commitment to sustainable energy solutions. However, the decline in new installations raises questions about the factors influencing this trend. Among the newly added PV capacity, rooftop solar projects supported by EEG funding accounted for a substantial portion, totaling 447.1MW. This indicates ongoing support for decentralized solar generation, a key component of Germany's energy transition strategy. Conversely, unsubsidized ground-mounted projects witnessed a remarkable surge, reaching 383.1MW in February. This growth suggests increased competitiveness and attractiveness of solar investments in the commercial and utility-scale sectors.          In this context, companies like UISOLAR have played a significant role in facilitating solar PV installations across various terrains. As a manufacturer of solar PV mounting systems for ground, roof, tin roof, pitched tile roof, and carports for over 15 years, UISOLAR has been at the forefront of providing innovative solutions to meet the diverse needs of solar projects in Germany and beyond. UISOLAR's commitment to quality, reliability, and customer satisfaction has contributed to the success of numerous solar installations, supporting Germany's transition towards renewable energy sources.          Furthermore, the Federal Network Agency's announcement of auction results for rooftop solar and sound barrier solar installations sheds light on the evolving dynamics of the solar market. The success of these auctions, particularly in securing projects totaling 264MW, underscores continued interest and investment in solar energy deployment across various sectors.        The fluctuation in PV installations reflects the complex interplay of policy frameworks, market dynamics, and technological advancements in Germany's renewable energy sector. While the 25% decrease in February may raise concerns, it also presents an opportunity for stakeholders to assess and address challenges hindering solar deployment.         Looking ahead, Germany remains poised to maintain its leadership position in the global energy transition. Continued support for solar innovation, regulatory stability, and strategic investments, coupled with the expertise of companies like UISOLAR, will be crucial in overcoming barriers and accele...

21

Mar

According to the Global Photovoltaic Market Outlook for the First Quarter of 2024 released by Bloomberg New Energy Finance (BNEF), the global photovoltaic installed capacity will increase from approximately 444GWdc in 2023 to 655GWdc this year. The report presents multiple prediction scenarios for global photovoltaic installed capacity, with conservative and optimistic predictions of 520 GWdc and 655 GWdc, respectively. In the moderate scenario prediction of global photovoltaic installed capacity, the global installed capacity will reach 574GWdc. Leading countries in global photovoltaic installation China will continue to dominate the installed capacity in 2024 (313.7GWdc), accounting for 54.7% of the world's newly added photovoltaic installed capacity this year. Following closely behind are the United States (40.6 GWdc), India (18.1 GWdc), Brazil (17 GWdc), and Germany (16.5 GWdc). Three European countries will increase their photovoltaic installed capacity this year, including Spain (7.54 GWdc), the Netherlands (5.52 GWdc), and Italy (5.25 GWdc). Other countries in the top ten in terms of photovoltaic installed capacity include Japan (5.47 GWdc) and South Africa (4.29 GWdc). The study also examined the cumulative photovoltaic installed capacity of European countries until 2030. Germany leads the European continent with a capacity of 215GW, while Italy and Spain rank second (79.6GW) and third (79.3GW) respectively. By 2030, France (47.6GW), Poland (46.3GW), and the Netherlands (45.7GW) will also become countries with larger photovoltaic installed capacity. The global solar photovoltaic industry achieved remarkable growth in 2023, with installed capacity increasing from 252GWdc in 2022 to 252GWdc in 2023, a year-on-year increase of 76.2%. Last year, China added 268GWdc (216.9ac) of installed capacity, accounting for 60.4% of the global installed capacity. Last year, the United States added 35.2 GWdc, followed by Brazil (16.9 GWdc), Germany (14.1 GWdc), and India (13.6 GWdc). Polycrystalline silicon prices down 74% The study also examined the price of polysilicon, with the average price dropping by 74% in 2023 and dropping to $8.1 per kilogram in the last week of 2023. In China, multiple suppliers have closed down or announced their exit from the polycrystalline silicon production industry, including China Silicon, which has an effective production capacity of approximately 3000 tons. Other companies that are about to cease production or have already ceased production include China Southern Glass Holdings (with an annual production of 9000 tons), REC Solar North (with an annual production of 5000 tons), etc. According to the current production plans of active enterprises, Bloomberg NEF predicts that approximately 2.4375 million tons of polycrystalline silicon will be produced in 2024, with the five major enterprises accounting for 66% of the production. The price of polycrystalline silicon for Chinese manufacturers this year is $6-7 per kilogram, ...

2024-03-01

Recently, the Power Plant Group successfully signed a 56-MW EPC photovoltaic project contract in Skurtu, Romania, and obtained the first general contracting order in the overseas market in the New Year. The project is located in the village of Skurtu, 59 kilometers away from Treolman County, Romania. The total installed capacity is about 56MWp. The owner is Eco New Energy Co., Ltd. After the project is completed, it will provide green power to approximately 48,000 households and reduce carbon dioxide emissions by 4,150 tons per year. This signing marks that the execution of previous Palau photovoltaic projects has been highly recognized by the owners, and the cooperation with the owners has entered a new stage. The project department stated that it will continue to sound the clarion call for a new year and a new journey. Relying on the effective execution of photovoltaic projects in the Romanian market, it will continue to delve into new industries and new markets, expand cooperation resources, and drive business cooperation in multiple fields such as light, storage, hydrogen, and wind. We UISOLAR as one of the largest manufacture of solar mounting brackets, are glad to receive inquiries from any countries’ client, one-stop service, supply solar ground mounting, roof mounting, solar carport, solar accessories etc. Feel free to contact us for any information.

23

Feb

Dear Friends! We are very pleased to invite you to participate in PV EXPO held by in Tokyo, Japan, which Held drung Feb. 28~ 1,Mar. 2024 PV EXPO is the biggest solar exhibition in Japan, even the biggest and most professional Solar exbition in East Asia. It is a great opportunity to keep you up to date with the latest solar technology and innovative designs for Japan Market. We will show you our  advanced solar mounting system and help you to get a better known to UISOLAR and UISOLAR product.                                                    At the same time, we will also show our battery to you. For more details, welcome to visit our Booth E36-2 Free to offer u all information about solar mounting or Battery you need.

30

Jan

Recently, the "Renewable Energy 2023" annual market report released by the International Energy Agency shows that the global new installed capacity of renewable energy in 2023 will increase by 50% compared with 2022, and the installed capacity will grow faster than at any time in the past 30 years. . The report predicts that global renewable energy installed capacity will usher in a period of rapid growth in the next five years, but key issues such as financing in emerging and developing economies still need to be solved. Renewable energy will become the most important source of electricity by early 2025 The report is the first comprehensive assessment of global renewable energy development trends by the International Energy Agency since the conclusion of the 28th Conference of the Parties to the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (COP28). The report shows that the world's newly installed renewable energy capacity will reach 510 GW in 2023. The International Energy Agency predicts that under existing policies and market conditions, global renewable energy installed capacity is expected to reach 7,300 GW between 2023 and 2028. By early 2025, renewable energy will become the world's leading source of electricity. The report predicts that wind and solar power will account for 95% of new renewable energy power generation in the next five years. By 2024, total wind and solar power generation will surpass hydropower; wind and solar power will surpass nuclear power in 2025 and 2026 respectively. The share of wind and solar power generation will double by 2028, reaching a combined 25%. Global biofuels have also ushered in a golden development period. In 2023, biofuels will be gradually promoted in the aviation field and begin to replace more highly polluting fuels. Taking Brazil as an example, biofuel production capacity growth in 2023 will be 30% faster than the average over the past five years. The International Energy Agency believes that governments around the world are paying more and more attention to providing affordable, safe and low-emission energy supply, and stronger policy guarantees are the main driving force for the renewable energy industry to achieve milestone development. Achieving growth targets still requires more policy and financing support “Although the world is moving towards the goal set by COP28 to triple global installed renewable energy capacity by 2030, under current policy and market conditions, renewable energy growth is not fast enough to achieve this goal. ” said Fatih Birol, Director of the International Energy Agency. The International Energy Agency report believes that the global development of renewable energy is unbalanced, especially the slow development of hydrogen energy and bioenergy. Taking hydrogen energy as an example, although many green hydrogen energy projects have been launched in the past 10 years, due to factors such as slow investment progress and high production costs, it is expected ...

25

Dec

UISOLAR wishes everyone a Merry Christmas and bright happy New Year! May the holidays be full of joy, peace and happiness for all in the upcoming year. So much to be thankful for after a banner year in UISOLAR’s history. We’re grateful for the opportunity to get our UISOLAR family together to celebrate. Here’s to an incredible 2023 for solar technology and accelerating progress and continued collaboration in 2024! As we close out the year, we’d like to express our deepest gratitude to our global team for their hard work . To our esteemed customers and suppliers, thank you for our collaboration. This year was big for our industry so let’s take stock. Happy holidays to you and yours, and to an even brighter 2024!

2023-12-22

Today is Chinese tradional festival “winter solstice”-Small new year, an important day in China. What is special on the day ?  The answer is that the daytime lasts the shortest while the night lasts the longest of the year. It means the new round of the solar term, the winter Solstice is the earliest. At this day, People treat it a grand day, they celebrate it. In the north, most prople eat dumplings, while in the south, people have rice dumping and boiled dumpling.  Thought people celebrate in a different way, they share the same happiness, family get together and have a big dinner. Winter Solstice gives family a chance to get reunion, the young people go home to have a chat with parents and promote their munication.