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National Energy Board: the whole county roof distributed photovoltaic development pilot work started, the government installation ratio of not less than 50%


Recently, the National Energy Board comprehensive department issued a notice on the submission of the whole county (city, district) rooftop distributed photovoltaic development pilot program. The notice points out that the whole county (city, district) roof distributed photovoltaic construction, is conducive to the integration of resources to achieve intensive development, is conducive to the elimination of power peak load, is conducive to saving and optimizing investment in the distribution network, is conducive to guiding residents to green energy consumption, is to achieve "carbon peak, carbon neutral" and rural revitalization of the two major national strategies. Measures.

According to the document, the pilot counties (cities and districts) should have abundant rooftop resources and good consumption capacity, and should meet the following requirements.

The proportion of photovoltaic power generation that can be installed on the total area of the roof of party and government buildings is not less than 50%; the proportion of photovoltaic power generation that can be installed on the total area of the roof of public buildings such as schools, hospitals and village committees is not less than 40%; the proportion of photovoltaic power generation that can be installed on the total area of the roof of industrial and commercial plants is not less than 30%; the proportion of photovoltaic power generation that can be installed on the total area of the roof of rural residents is not less than 20%.

Pilot program to serve the rural revitalization strategy, in July 15 before the new Energy Bureau reported to the Department of Energy.

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