9th Guangzhou International Solar PV exhibition starting from 16th August 2017

China is poised to board on a fresh ground on photovoltaic industry. As the largest producer PV products in the world, China has been always making strides in photovoltaic development and notching up crowning achievements in recent years. China’s photovoltaic industry embraces a brighter and promising future to go global. If you do yearn for market shares of China’ photovoltaic industry visit the flagship trade show PV Guangzhou starting from 16^th to 18^th August this year in China.

China Stands First in Photovoltaic Installation Capacity

China has titled the largest capacity of new photovoltaic installation for four years. In addition to that, the polysilicon, silicon, battery cells and modules markets have seen swift growth.

Specific growth info could be figured out as the chart below shows.

Item	Production Capacity	Year-on-year Growth
Polysilicon	194,000 ton	17.6%
Silicon Wafer	﹥63GW	31%
Battery Cell	﹥ 49GW	19.5%
Module	53GW	15.7%

Progressively Improved Technology with Competitive Production Cost

The increasingly enhanced technology of photovoltaic industry marks a far-reaching step, thanks to governments’ supports on policy and finance. Remarkably, silicon material is down to $10 / kg from $18 / kg while the photovoltaic module is decreased to 35 cents / watt from 60 cents / watt. And the production cost of photovoltaic inverter is dropped to 0.3 yuan / watt from 0.7 yuan / watt. To this end, China of course boasts an unrivalled competitiveness around the world.

Hail the Success of Photovoltaic Cooperation Internationally

Backed by the top-notch technology and competitive price, China’s photovoltaic industry has hailed the success of photovoltaic cooperation internationally!

EDF EN France has chosen Trina Solar’ s Dual Glass 1,500V modules for its 12 MW PV power plant in Fos Sur Mer, Southern France. Trinasolar has proved to become the priority on photovoltaic products with its top-performing product quality and photovoltaic solution.

China’s YingLi Group won the partnership of Britain-based design consultancy Inventid and charity SolarAid, for the design of SM100 solar light which has marketed into African countries. The victory of YingLi Group hints the potential of China’s photovoltaic industry expanding international markets.

JinkoSolar has teamed up with Solar Energy Research Institute of Singapore (SERIS) on the development of high-efficiency bifacial solar cells. Their sound collaboration on the new products will greatly contribute to the photovoltaic industry and China’s PV sector.