Qian Jing: The domestic photovoltaic market has become a strategic highland

Reduced dependence on the European market
Since August 6, Chinese PV companies participating in China-EU PV price negotiations and signing agreements will no longer have to pay an anti-dumping tax of up to 47.6%. According to informed sources, there are 94 Chinese companies participating in price negotiations and signing agreements, while other domestic PV companies are unable to enjoy the results of this negotiation and still need to pay anti-dumping duties of up to 47.6%.

In response to this, Meng Xianyi, deputy director of the China Renewable Energy Society, believes that in the past, the European market accounted for 70%-80% of China's total photovoltaic exports. The success of the China-European Photovoltaic Negotiations has been resolved, and the development of the domestic photovoltaic industry and participating companies have come. The significance is significant.

Jin Jing Global Brand Director Qian Jing told reporters that Jinko Solar's European market accounted for about 30% -40%, which is a very important market for Jinko Energy. The EU-China dispute on photovoltaic disputes is of great significance to the development of the company. Looking at the market share in the future, with the deepening of domestic and other market layouts, the proportion of European market may drop to 20%-30%, but this market is still extremely important.

According to informed sources, judging from the results of the negotiations, the solar panels exported to the EU in the future will not exceed 7GW (7 million kilowatts). In this regard, relevant experts believe that this quota is lower than China's annual market target of 10 GW. In comparison, the domestic market may become the focus of some of China's future strategic layout of photovoltaic companies, and change over-reliance on foreign markets.

How this quota is allocated has become a concern for Chinese PV companies. Informed sources disclosed to reporters that the allocation of the quota reference standard or will follow the following three principles: First, 60% of the 7GW quota will be allocated from July 1, 2011 to the end of 2013, the actual export volume of enterprises to be allocated. The second is that 30% of the quota will be used to encourage enterprises that play an active role in the "double-reaction" negotiations. Third, 10% of the quota will be tilted to SMEs.

Make great efforts to open up the domestic market

The return of the European market has enabled Chinese PV companies to have more confidence in the future of the industry. However, with the launch of domestic photovoltaic power generation application market and the development of other international markets, it has become a reality to re-arrange and rationally plan domestic and foreign markets.

Qian Jing told reporters that China will become the world's largest photovoltaic installation market. The development prospect of this industry in China is very broad. JinkoSolar will increase its efforts in the development of the domestic market. In fact, not only Jinko Energy, but many corporate leaders in the interview made similar statements to reporters. It is understood that Jingke Energy is one of the first domestic PV companies to lay out the domestic market. The current domestic market accounted for 20%-30% of the Jingke market performance.

Qian Jing also believes that the time is ripe for China to vigorously develop renewable energy use industries such as photovoltaics. On the one hand, China has a global leading technology and cost advantage in the photovoltaic industry. The second is that the state's financial resources are capable of supporting the application and development of renewable energy, thereby demonstrating China's great power and global responsibility.

Turning to the support of the national policy for the domestic photovoltaic power generation application market, Qian Jing stated that the companies are most concerned about the issue of how to provide timely financial subsidies and the standard of photovoltaic power generation subsidies.