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A major push to install rooftop solar panels on Chinese buildings is putting the nation on track for another record-setting year on renewable energy.
It complements a policy to install solar PV on existing buildings. In September 2021, the National Energy Bureau promoted a pilot scheme that allows local authorities to partner with solar developers, often state-owned companies, to meet rooftop solar targets for different sectors.
The rooftop solar programme, she added, will “no doubt help to decarbonise China's power sector and help with the energy system transition”. The programme has been hailed for the way it delivers a top-down policy in a decentralised manner.
On Wednesday, the housing department and the National Development and Reform Commission, which oversees strategic planning, announced a plan for new-build public buildings and factories in town and cities to be covered at 50% by solar panels by 2025. It complements a policy to install solar PV on existing buildings.
The only other solar PV manufacturers from other countries that can compete with China on scale are Hanwha Q Cells and LG Electronics from the Republic of Korea and First Solar in the United States.
“The programme will definitely drive China's installed solar capacity in the coming years,” said Jin Boyang, a senior analyst for Refinitiv based in Beijing, describing a “promising” tool to help China meet its goal of 1,200GW of renewable capacity by 2025.