The 1.8MW distributed photovoltaic power generation project of Heng'an Middle School in Changfeng County, Hefei, Anhui Province, China was successfully completed on September 2, 2022. This project uses 3960pcs LONGI 455W solar panel, which is composed of rooftop distributed project + carport photovoltaic. The solar project can save an average of 16,900 tons of standard coal every year, reduce carbon dioxide emissions by about 37,000 tons, and reduce sulfur dioxide emissions by about 1,237 tons. After the power station is completed, it can provide 30.59 million kwh of clean electricity after 25 years.

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Recently, the Japanese Yakai photovoltaic power generation project undertaken by Shanghai Electric Power Station Group passed the acceptance of the local government with high power generation efficiency. The project is located in Yabuki-cho, Fukushima Prefecture, Japan, with a total installed capacity of 28 MW. It is Shanghai Electric's first large-scale solar panel project in the Japanese market. The solar project started construction on July 15, 2020. The power transmission was successfully completed at the end of January this year, and the full-capacity grid connection was completed in mid-April. The local acceptance was completed recently. The annual power generation is expected to reach 31,293 MWh after operation. During the construction of the project, Shanghai Electric donated agricultural irrigation wells to local residents. It is reported that the project has completed the power station performance test before the safety inspection. The measured value of the solar system efficiency is higher than the contract performance guarantee. The test results have been highly affirmed by the owner.

Spain announced that its fourth round of renewable energy tenders will be held on November 22, including 1.8GW of solar photovoltaic projects and 1.5GW of wind energy, new energy installations aimed at accelerating the decarbonization of Spain's power system. The country’s Ministry of Ecological Transformation (MITECO) also announced that it will also accept upgrades or hybrid system projects of existing projects in this latest round of tenders. In addition, if part of the allocated capacity is not fully used for solar energy sytem or wind 1.5GW, then this capacity can be transferred to other technologies. This will be the fourth tender held in Spain. The first tender was held in January 2021, when more than 2GW of solar system projects were signed; the second, in October 2021, signed only 866MW of solar. The third tender, originally scheduled for April this year, will finally take place on October 25 and will procure 520MW of renewable energy, including 140MW of distributed solar. The announcement comes as Spain will implement a series of measures over the next few months to bring about a 5% reduction in natural gas consumption. This is in line with the EU's pledge to reduce gas demand and accelerate renewable energy development ahead of winter, with European solar development expected to hit a record 40GW this year. Earlier this year, the Spanish government said it would impose a windfall profits tax on power companies and banks starting next year to help Spaniards deal with soaring inflation. In addition, MITECO announced the launch of a public proposal to accelerate the development of energy storage co-located with renewable energy projects.

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The once-in-a-century heat wave is sweeping Europe. The United Kingdom has declared a state of emergency. The temperature in the western French city of Nantes reached 42 degrees Celsius on July 18, setting a new record. Germany set a record for solar photovoltaic power generation on Sunday, and a repeat of that is expected in the coming days amid a harsh heatwave across Western Europe, according to Bloomberg. The news site reported that Germany's solar panel production surpassed 38,174MWh on Sunday and is expected to hit a new high on Tuesday, when it could reach 38,190MWh. This is up from about 32,000MWh on Saturday. According to the European Energy Exchange (EEX), Germany has not generated more than the 35,000MWh mark on a single day in the past year, with the closest point being the European heatwave in March. According to EEX data, at 12 noon on July 18, Germany’s solar energy system power generation peaked at 34,222MWh, below the estimated value of 34,352MWh. A devastating heatwave is currently spreading across western Europe. Wildfires have been reported across much of France and Spain, while the UK looks set to set its record temperature of over 40C on Tuesday. Temperatures in Germany peak on Tuesday or Wednesday, and the warm air will also slow wind power production. That sent electricity prices in Germany to €396.07/MWh ($400.27/MWh), which Bloomberg said was the highest level on the European Power Exchange spot market since March. European power purchase agreement prices have surged a staggering 47% year-on-year as the continent's energy crisis persists, but PPA prices remain "attractive" as wholesale electricity prices remain high. European Q2 solar quotations rose 19.1%! PPA up 47% Germany already has more than a third of the European Union's installed solar capacity, and the recently elected coalition government is committed to accelerating the decarbonization of Germany's power sector while reducing energy imports. In the next decade, Germany will accelerate photovoltaic development.

Global solar PV costs will continue to decline in 2021 as supply chain challenges and rising commodity prices have yet to fully impact project costs. That's the conclusion of a new report from the International Renewable Energy Agency (IRENA). The report shows that the global weighted average levelized cost of electricity (LCOE) of new large-scale ground-mounted PV projects commissioned in 2021 fell by 13% year-on-year to US$0.048/kWh. According to the report, the rapid decline in total installed cost, the increase in capacity factor, and the decline in operation and maintenance costs have driven the cost of solar energy power generation to decline significantly, and economic competitiveness has continued to improve. However, solar panel prices climbed in 2021 after a decade of steady declines due to rising material costs and insufficient supply due to supply chain disruptions. According to the report, crystalline silicon PV module prices in Europe will increase by 4-7% in 2021 compared to 2020. A systemic factor for this increase is the rise in polysilicon prices. Polysilicon prices have jumped sharply in recent weeks. Not all material cost increases translate into equipment prices and project costs, IRENA said. Average solar panels prices could be a fifth higher than in 2020, given material prices and other supply chain pressures for the rest of the year. Despite current supply chain issues, solar and wind projects have relatively short lead times, IRENA said. Solar and wind projects are a "critical link" in countries' efforts to rapidly reduce and eventually phase out fossil fuel use, limit the macroeconomic disruption of fossil fuels, and achieve net-zero emissions. Francesco La Camera, Director General of IRENA, said: "2022 is a stark example of the economic viability of new renewable energy generation. Renewable energy frees economies from the price volatility of fossil fuels and imports. , restraining energy costs and increasing market resilience. This is especially true if today's energy crisis continues." High coal and fossil natural gas prices in 2021 and 2022 will also severely reduce the competitiveness of fossil fuels, making solar and wind more attractive, the study found. On average, the fuel and CO2 costs of existing gas-fired power plants in Europe in 2022 are four to six times the life-cycle cost of new solar PV and onshore wind projects commissioned in 2021. A report by energy giant bp earlier this year predicted that the global LCOE of solar energy could fall by 55% by 2030.