Beyondthe2008OlympicCommercializationofSolar課件.pptVIP

Beyond the 2008 Olympic ——Commercialization of Solar PV Systems in China Group Member： Zhaojun, Song Zhiqing, Wang Zhaodong, Dai Zhongpin Gong Jicheng, Zhu Shantao, Yan Yiyang, Wang Shuyi Contents Green power——Our promise  Lillehammer 1994 Atlanta 1996 ACOG presented an environmental policy statement on behalf of the environment to the IOC Environmentally friendly measures taken: waste Energy consumption Air pollution PV modules installed on the roof of the main swimming facility played a vital role in the 1996 Olympic games provide 340 kW of peak electrical power worlds largest installation of PV in buildings Reduce $30,000 expenditure per year Sydney 2000 all projects demonstrate best-practice environmental design 100% of permanent dwellings to generate their own household energy demands (1600kWh/yr) byrooftop PV The Athletes. Village reduces energy consumption to about 50% of comparable homes. Solar energy amounts to 1151575KWh All residents will benefit from PV systems Olympic village Stadiums Solar tower 2008——What we have to do? Character of Solar Jillion——No exhausting Widespread——Can be used almost everywhere Clean——No pollution and waste Low Density——1.39KW/m*m Unstable——affected by weather Solar resource distribution Solar Distribution in China Ways of Solar use Products Implementation of Solar PV Theory voltaic domino offset, producing and storing electricity Application Mobile electrical source Daily durable diminutive products, such as lamps and lanterns Electricity generating network Solar PV development plan in the advanced countries Japan Declared by MITI, power installed capacity in 2010 to be 5GW European Union White paper of reproducible energy power installed capacity in 2010 to be 3GW USA Five-year plan on PV System by Department of Energy from 2000 power installed capacity in 2010 to be 4.7GW Australia power installed capacity in 2010 to be 0.75GW Progress of Solar PV in China 195