Green, green, high-tech... The photovoltaic industry with numerous halo in the head is comparable to the rocket in recent years: it quickly emerged in 2007, surpassed Germany in productivity in 2008, and now ranks first in the world; About half. According to Li Junfeng, deputy director of the Energy Research Institute of the National Development and Reform Commission, China's current PV production capacity is sufficient for the 2020 market demand.
With such a rapid development of the photovoltaic industry, the government's encouragement and support can be said to be very effective. In recent years, as one of the seven emerging strategic industries, Chinese governments at all levels have provided attractive incentives for the development of new energy industries in land, taxation, and credit development. A few days ago, Wenzhou businessmen stated that in 2008, under the preferential policies of the local municipal government to promote new energy industries, many business leaders went to Europe to inspect solar energy, and at the time, monetary policy was loose, and slightly better qualified manufacturing companies could take it. To the bank, he began the expansion of the solar energy industry chain.
The original intention of the government is good, and it is hoped that it can promote the industrial transformation of enterprises and promote the development of local economy. However, in terms of operation, no conniving at the threshold of “staking a ride†and “heavy†quality of the project, resulting in investment rush to the fore, but “missing†in terms of risk warning and industry supervision, but giving the entire photovoltaic industry The development of the industry laid a hidden danger.
As a result, the wind and rain have come and gone. The deteriorating European debt crisis has forced Germany, Italy and other countries to reduce subsidies for the photovoltaic industry and cut down the on-grid price, which has directly caused the European PV market to fall into a sluggish situation. 70% of the global PV market is concentrated in the European region. The rise and fall of the European market directly affects the global market. Photovoltaic manufacturer's performance.
On the other hand, photovoltaics is a typical capital and technology-intensive industry. With the tightening of domestic monetary resources, many PV companies in the early stage are suddenly facing the problem of capital chain fracture. In fact, according to media reports, one of the key reasons why Wenzhou “glasses king†forced to go abroad to flee the debt was that the capital chain has been dragged down. Before that, it was heavily invested in the photovoltaic industry, and it even invested in raising funds through private lending.
It is reported that in the past few months, more than 50 solar energy companies have fallen in the country, and one third of the companies are in semi-discontinued state. Obviously, in the next two to three years, the photovoltaic industry will usher in a big reshuffle, and many companies will swallow the bitter consequences of their blind expansion. For photovoltaic companies that want to survive in this period, it will be difficult to avoid a bloody storm.
This lesson is undoubtedly profound. For the new energy industry including the photovoltaic industry, if we want to develop healthily in the future, we must follow the laws of market economy and we must not build a “castle in the air†away from market demand. While the government encourages industrial development, it should also be achieved through more scientific methods, such as prompting risks and improving supervision, rather than wishful thinking, “destroying and propellingâ€, otherwise it is likely to be too far.
With such a rapid development of the photovoltaic industry, the government's encouragement and support can be said to be very effective. In recent years, as one of the seven emerging strategic industries, Chinese governments at all levels have provided attractive incentives for the development of new energy industries in land, taxation, and credit development. A few days ago, Wenzhou businessmen stated that in 2008, under the preferential policies of the local municipal government to promote new energy industries, many business leaders went to Europe to inspect solar energy, and at the time, monetary policy was loose, and slightly better qualified manufacturing companies could take it. To the bank, he began the expansion of the solar energy industry chain.
The original intention of the government is good, and it is hoped that it can promote the industrial transformation of enterprises and promote the development of local economy. However, in terms of operation, no conniving at the threshold of “staking a ride†and “heavy†quality of the project, resulting in investment rush to the fore, but “missing†in terms of risk warning and industry supervision, but giving the entire photovoltaic industry The development of the industry laid a hidden danger.
As a result, the wind and rain have come and gone. The deteriorating European debt crisis has forced Germany, Italy and other countries to reduce subsidies for the photovoltaic industry and cut down the on-grid price, which has directly caused the European PV market to fall into a sluggish situation. 70% of the global PV market is concentrated in the European region. The rise and fall of the European market directly affects the global market. Photovoltaic manufacturer's performance.
On the other hand, photovoltaics is a typical capital and technology-intensive industry. With the tightening of domestic monetary resources, many PV companies in the early stage are suddenly facing the problem of capital chain fracture. In fact, according to media reports, one of the key reasons why Wenzhou “glasses king†forced to go abroad to flee the debt was that the capital chain has been dragged down. Before that, it was heavily invested in the photovoltaic industry, and it even invested in raising funds through private lending.
It is reported that in the past few months, more than 50 solar energy companies have fallen in the country, and one third of the companies are in semi-discontinued state. Obviously, in the next two to three years, the photovoltaic industry will usher in a big reshuffle, and many companies will swallow the bitter consequences of their blind expansion. For photovoltaic companies that want to survive in this period, it will be difficult to avoid a bloody storm.
This lesson is undoubtedly profound. For the new energy industry including the photovoltaic industry, if we want to develop healthily in the future, we must follow the laws of market economy and we must not build a “castle in the air†away from market demand. While the government encourages industrial development, it should also be achieved through more scientific methods, such as prompting risks and improving supervision, rather than wishful thinking, “destroying and propellingâ€, otherwise it is likely to be too far.
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