In recent years, many countries in Europe and the United States have launched "double reverse" investigations against China's PV enterprises on many occasions, which directly undermine the competitive advantage of China's photovoltaic products by raising tax rates and limiting prices. Although the "double reverse" investigation is unfair, more and more Chinese enterprises have begun to shift their business focus to domestic or other emerging markets, so their unfavorable impact is relatively limited. In fact, the 'double reverse' has a greater impact on enterprises and end-users in the European Union, which is now more questioned The "double reverse" voice comes from within the EU, not just from Chinese companies.
The large-scale development of China's PV market has benefited from four reasons: First, the impact of electricity supply and demand, electricity consumption in the first half of 2017 increased by nearly 7% over the same period of last year, which is an important reason for the demand side; second, good policy guidance, Abandoned the issue of light into the 2017 government work report, from the national level to promote problem solving; Third, the cost down, with the cost continues to decline, photovoltaic in more and more areas with sufficient competitiveness, especially in underdeveloped areas of the grid Network and off-grid applications. During the 13th FYP period, the demand for power in China is still expected to maintain its rapid growth. Under the background of strictly controlling the installed capacity of thermal power plants and greatly reducing the abandonment rate, it is expected that the PV market will continue to leapfrog development ; Fourth, driven by the global market, the development of PV industry in this stage is global. Especially in the emerging markets such as Southeast Asia, India and Africa, the photovoltaic enterprises in China already have strong competitiveness in the international market. In the future, the global leader enterprise.
Demand for photovoltaic products in emerging markets such as India, Africa and the Middle East is increasing year by year with the gradual release of photovoltaic market demand in the "Belt and Road" region. At present, the photovoltaic industry in emerging markets such as India, Africa and the Middle East is still in its infancy. There is no mature photovoltaic Enterprises and China have a first mover advantage over emerging markets, not only in terms of technological advancement, but also in terms of cost control, with huge market share gains in the future. Currently, governments of all countries have formulated generous policies to support industrial development. It will gradually change the previous supply chain pattern of "demand out, upstream and midstream, and become an important export destination of photovoltaic products in emerging regions.