Recently, Wang Sicheng, a researcher at the Energy Research Institute under the National Development and Reform Commission, disclosed that the National Energy Administration is set to release the "Distributed Photovoltaic Power Generation Project Management Measures" in November. This new policy aims to address challenges in the distributed photovoltaic (PV) sector by clearly defining the scope of application for such projects and setting provincial construction targets.
Wang made these remarks during the Fifth China (Wuxi) International New Energy Conference, highlighting the need for clearer guidelines to promote the growth of the distributed PV market. He noted that currently, only 18 demonstration zones are eligible for distributed PV subsidies, while other regions must wait for the official release of the new measures and the allocation of subsidy quotas per province. It is expected that the implementation will begin next year, with no widespread subsidies likely this year.
According to Wang, the upcoming policy will provide detailed guidance on how much of the electricity price will be covered by subsidies and which parts of the system will qualify for financial support. This clarity is essential for both developers and investors who have been waiting for concrete rules to move forward.
Earlier reports from several industry sources indicated that the lack of clear implementation guidelines and financial support has hindered the large-scale development of distributed PV projects. Despite the announcement in late August by the National Development and Reform Commission that the subsidy rate for distributed PV tariffs would be 0.42 yuan per kWh, the actual rollout of the policy has been delayed, and the market remains sluggish.
Wu Dacheng, deputy director of the Photovoltaic Committee at the Chinese Renewable Energy Society, recently stated that the country may struggle to exceed 3 GW of distributed PV capacity this year—far below the initial target of 5 GW. He pointed out that the absence of detailed rules on metering, billing, and grid connection modes has increased the risks associated with distributed PV projects, making it less attractive for developers and investors alike.
With the upcoming regulatory framework expected to bring more structure and transparency, the industry is hopeful that the distributed PV market will gain momentum in the coming months. However, until the policy details are fully clarified and implemented, the sector is likely to remain in a state of uncertainty.Push Shower Valve,Push Button Shower Valve,Push Button Diverter,Push Pull Shower Faucet
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