The national policies for private photovoltaic power generation are as follows. On April 2, 2020, the National Development and Reform Commission jointly issued a document clearly stating the photovoltaic subsidy policy.
It is clarified that the subsidy standard for household distributed photovoltaic full power generation included in the scale of fiscal subsidies in 2020 is adjusted to 0.08 yuan per kilowatt hour.
That is, the subsidy for each kilowatt hour of electricity generated by a household power station is 0.08 yuan.
Legal Basis "Several Opinions of the State Council on Promoting the Healthy Development of the Photovoltaic Industry" (1) Strongly support user-side photovoltaic applications.
Open up the construction of user-side distributed power supply, support and encourage enterprises, institutions, communities and households to install and use photovoltaic power generation systems.
Encourage professional energy service companies to cooperate with users to invest in, build, operate and manage photovoltaic power generation and related facilities that provide power to users.
Implement record-keeping management for distributed photovoltaic power generation projects, and exempt distributed photovoltaic power generation application power generation business licenses.
For distributed photovoltaic power generation projects that do not require state financial subsidies, if they meet the conditions for connecting to the power grid, large-scale construction can be allowed.
All distributed photovoltaic power generation is included in the statistics of power generation and electricity consumption in the whole society, and is used as a performance assessment indicator for local governments and power grid enterprises.
Self-generated power generation is not included in the applicable scope of the tiered electricity price, but is included in the energy savings of local governments and users.
(2) Improve electricity price and subsidy policies.
Distributed photovoltaic power generation is subject to a policy of electricity subsidies.
Based on resource conditions and construction costs, benchmark electricity prices for grid-connected photovoltaic power stations in different regions will be formulated, and prices and subsidy standards will be discovered through competitive methods such as bidding.
According to factors such as changes in photovoltaic power generation costs, the on-grid electricity price of photovoltaic power stations and distributed photovoltaic power generation subsidy standards should be reasonably adjusted.
In principle, the implementation period of feed-in tariffs and subsidies is 20 years.
According to the development needs of photovoltaic power generation, adjust the additional collection standards for renewable energy electricity prices and expand the scale of renewable energy development funds.
The scale of photovoltaic power generation is coordinated with the scale of the national renewable energy development fund.
(3) Improve the management of subsidy funds.
Strictly manage the additional collection of renewable energy electricity prices to ensure that all additional funds are collected.
Improve the payment methods and procedures for subsidy funds. For photovoltaic power stations, the grid company shall settle the photovoltaic power grid price with the power generation company in full on a monthly basis in accordance with national regulations or bidding; for distributed photovoltaic power generation, establish a monthly transfer subsidy by the power grid company.
funding system.
The central government pre-allocates subsidy funds to power grid enterprises on a quarterly basis to ensure that subsidy funds are received in full and in a timely manner.
Local governments at all levels are encouraged to use fiscal funds to support the application of photovoltaic power generation.