The situation in Europe is becoming more complicated. In response to the growing energy crisis, the EU is brewing a major plan. The EU will announce next week a plan to “digitize the energy system” to end dependence on Russia’s fossil fuels, requiring 565 billion euros (about 3.9 trillion yuan) in infrastructure investments by the end of 2030, including solar energy and new energy vehicles. multiple fields.
Meanwhile, France will also have new plans. French President Emmanuel Macron revealed in his latest speech that a bill on renewable energy development will be presented at a cabinet meeting next week, with plans to increase France’s solar capacity by 10 times by 2050 and increase the power generation capacity of onshore wind farms doubled. According to Bloomberg, the European Union will announce next week a plan to “digitize the energy system”, which is committed to promoting the development of renewable energy to end dependence on Russia’s fossil fuels, requiring 565 billion euros (approximately RMB) to invest in infrastructure by the end of 2030. 3.9 trillion yuan).
According to the report, the main key investment projects of this plan include the installation of solar panels on the roofs of all commercial and public buildings in the EU by 2027. Install solar panels on the roofs of all new homes in the EU by 2029. Install 10 million heat pumps in the next 5 years. At the same time, the EU’s plan also includes, starting from 2024, promoting the sharing mechanism of power data and improving the flexibility of the EU energy market, such as allowing solar panels and electric vehicles to reconnect power data to the network.
In addition to the 3.9 trillion major plans brewing in the EU, France will also have new plans. On September 22, local time, French President Emmanuel Macron revealed in his latest speech that a bill related to the development of renewable energy will be submitted at a cabinet meeting next week. Macron said in his speech that France needs to accelerate significantly and at least double the speed on renewable energy projects. Increase France’s solar capacity tenfold by 2050 and double the output of onshore wind farms. According to his statement, the new measures will shorten the approval time for renewable energy projects, such as the construction and start-up approval time of offshore wind farms will be shortened from the current 10-12 years to within 6 years, while the time for large solar farms will be shortened from 6 years. shortened to 3 years. In addition, Macron also revealed that in the future, new facilities can be connected to the grid immediately after completion, instead of waiting for another three years for approval as now.
According to the development trend of the photovoltaic industry in Europe, we will seize this opportunity to further develop the European market. To make our products further enter the European market and make us a leading supplier and a banner in the European photovoltaic industry.
Post time: Sep-27-2022