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What is the capacity potential for large-scale solar PV in China?

4. Discussion This work reports that the total capacity potential for large-scale PV in China is 108.22 TW with 150.73 PWh annual solar PV generation (implying an average capacity factor of 15.9), which can bring 150.28 billion tones of CO 2 emission mitigation caused by coal-fired power generation.

What is the potential PV power generation in China?

The potential PV power generation in China is estimated to be 1.38874 × 1014 kWh. China's eight developed coastal provinces account for 1% of generation potential. Associated CO 2 reduction could meet China’s emission reduction commitment. Maximum PV scenario needs inter-regional transmission capacity reach 300 GW.

Where can large-scale PV generation match local electricity consumption in China?

Guangxi, Sichuan, Chongqing, Jilin and Heilongjiang also have a high potential for future development, but the GHI in these areas is relatively low, which may be a barrier to actual deployment. Fig. 5 shows the potential for large-scale PV generation to match local electricity consumption in 31 of the provinces of China.

Can China develop large-scale solar power?

The power generation at maximum installed capacity would be 1.38874 × 10 14 kWh, or 21.4 times the total national electricity production of China in 2016. These results show that there is significant scope for the further development of large-scale PV in China.

Does China have a potential for solar PV power station installation & generation?

The results of this study indicated that China, as one of the fast-growing countries in the global south, shows outstanding potential for solar PV power station installation and generation potential.

Why are PV power stations growing in China?

Energy policies are the main factor driving the rapid development of PV power stations in China . Since 2004, PV production in China has experienced tremendous growth due to the dramatic increase in demand for PV in European countries. To promote the domestic deployment of PV, China launched a national solar subsidy program in 2009 [36, 37].