BIPV with On-Grid Tariff Policy in China

Abstract:

Building integrated photovoltaic (BIPV) is an important direction of the green building. BIPV has developed rapidly in many developed countries and effectively saved resources. It owes to the government's effective promotion policy. The implementation of the on-grid tariff policy is a new stage of BIPV development. BIPV on-grid tariff pricing is a key point of BIPV promotion. Whether on-grid tariff is reasonable and applicable or not will directly affect the implementation effect of BIPV on-grid tariff policy. The current international common standard cost method is used to calculate on-grid tariff. Many countries implement unified on-grid tariff standard in their country, and often ignores the differences between different projects and areas. Based on the average on-grid tariff with standard cost method ,combined with the influence factors of BIPV on-grid tariff this paper build a corresponding on-grid tariff adjustment coefficient system with the current study method. Three methods used to get this goal are given and analyzed in this paper, the Delphi method, fuzzy mathematics method and neural network. This paper uses the Delphi method to build the on-grid tariff adjustment coefficient system model and choose three main factors, annual effective utilization hours, combination mode and PV system capacity, to build the on-gird tariff coefficient adjustment system model. This paper provides a reference basis of BIPV promotion policies and on-grid tariff pricing model for many countries.

• Periodical: Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 986-987)
• Pages: 255-258
• DOI: https://doi.org/10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.986-987.255
• Online since: July 2014
• Authors: Rong Guo*
• Keywords: BIPV, On-Grid Tariff, Sustainable Development

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