7GW component exports to the EU quota allocation scheme upcoming second round off the set

In the ".5:2.5:1" distribution scheme, 10% support the export share of preferred for smaller enterprises and to support its own brand, high technology, financial condition of the photovoltaic cells export enterprises.

"But about 10% of the allocation scheme is still under discussion." Zhejiang, a photovoltaic company executives have said that for 10% of the quota, more intense competition for small businesses.

In fact, due to the implementation of the price undertaking negotiations by the end of 2015, the distribution scheme settled, means that enterprises can get two and a half export quota equivalent. Data also show that the first half of this year, the European installed capacity of 5.13GW, Chinese shipments to Europe 4.3GW, the second half of the remaining amount only 2.7GW.

"But now we have not exhausted the quota, because the current EU market downturn, € 0.56 / W in price, compared to Taiwan, Malaysia PV modules no advantage." Disclose the Zhejiang photovoltaic business executives.

In the above executives view, partly quota, is the original six, July If we can not export clearance part, but of less. "The extensive use of quotas may have to wait until October to go until the European inventory of 7788."

In this case, before the photovoltaic industry is worried about reselling quota has not happened yet, the executive said: "The risk is relatively large reselling them, fear of blame, no one wanted to become the industry's first accused person."

She Haifeng agrees: "reselling is not allowed on this one card CCCME very strict."

On the other hand, weak demand in the European Union under the influence after June this year, Chinese companies began a sharp decline in exports to the EU, China Photovoltaic Industry Alliance Secretary Wang Bo in September 17 Japan-China Energy Cooperation Forum A revealed that Chinese solar cell exports to Europe monthly decline in the proportion of 1-July export proportion has dropped to below 50%.

"We also went to some business surveys, now, although production is still not changed, but some companies that received orders from Europe decreased significantly." Minsheng Securities chief analyst of new energy power equipment Wang Haisheng said.

He explained that because of reduced orders behind the PV plant yields fell badly, Europe began to slow down or even abandon large-scale power plant construction; small rooftop projects although there are 7% of the basic rate of return, but widely distributed, must take the distribution channel, because it is not securitized, nor loans, some companies feel do can not do, "do no meaning."

Provided by the Ministry of Industry data show that the first half of 2013 exports of Photovoltaic Panels 8.3GW, essentially flat with 2012. The fundamental reason is that the growth of the Asia-Pacific and African markets to offset the decline of the EU market.