Forecast of China's PV Application System with GM (1, 1) Model

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Based on China's Photo Voltaic Energy Application Status Analysis, the paper forecast and analyzed photo voltaic applications installed capacity by combining the grey GM (1, 1) model with the second-order weakening buffer operator. The results of the forecast showed that the annual growth rate of total installed capacity of PV applications is 17.4% during "The 12th Five-Year Plan", to reach 14829.55 MW which can achieve the basic planning objectives by 2015. The future of renewable energy accounting for the proportion of energy consumption will become increasingly large. Judging from the forecast results, due to the PV Application market uncertainties highlight, the Government should continue to promote technical progress, improve energy efficiency, in order to better promote the development of PV Application market.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 608-609)

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51-56

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December 2012

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