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2015年11月16日星期一

China and America continued strong demand increased 33% in 2015 compared with 2014, while the growth rate would slow to 12% in 2016.
Looking ahead to 2017, IHS predicts that ITC’ cut in the end of next year in America is likely to affect global PV growth, meanwhile, the quantity of solar PV panels that expected to be installed will suffer a decline of 7.8 GW caused by the utility scale project development in 2017.



2015年10月29日星期四

The age of clean energy is coming

Commercial wind power was born in the late 1970s, and after the year 2000, developed countries such as Denmark and America entered into the growth period of wind power. Currently, it is believed that by the year 2020 or 2030, the wind power industry will enter outbreak period, and so does photovoltaic (PV) power generation. In 1986, America has built the first PV power station in the world, and after 30 years’ development, the global PV industry has entered growth period at present. If we predict in accordance with China's average annual growth of 30%, PV industry will enter outbreak period by the year 2030 or 2040.
The annual solar radiation energy to the earth equals to the energy generated by 116 trillion tons of standard coal, while total energy consumed by all humans in 2014 equals to the energy generated by 20 billion tons of standard coal, which is less than 2/10000 of the annual solar radiation energy.
That is to say, as long as we cover the Sahara desert which account for one percent of the earth's surface with photovoltaic solar panels, the generated energy could satisfy the energy demand of all humans by 2050 (consider factors such as solar photovoltaic panels’ power generation efficiency and illuminate angle).

So why we need to excavate fossil fuels that require hundreds of millions of years to form if we can get electricity by covering solar panels ? Clean energy could purify our life greatly. We human beings should have enough confidence to get rid of the dependence on fossil fuels by 2050.