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Analysis of feed-in tariff policies for solar photovoltaic in China 2011–2016
In 2011 China initiated policies to promote the adoption of solar photovoltaic (PV) using feed-in tariff
(FIT) policies. Since then the PV domestic market expanded substantially. In the past six years, the FIT
policies were updated (adjustment of tariff levels, division of three FIT regions, setting of installation quotas)
to address emerging problems such as PV waste, explosive installation, unbalanced spatial distribution.
This paper aims to investigate the historical development and implementation of FIT policies in
China from 2011 to 2016. The tools of net present value (NPV)/internal rate of return (IRR), learning curve
and the system dynamics are employed to show the degree of economic incentives of FIT policies, to
understand the learning rate of centralized PV systems, and to study the dynamic mechanism of the
FIT system. We conclude that in the near term the tariff levels should be adjusted more frequently to keep
IRR values in the range of 8–12%, and a tight quota combined with the deployment of ultra-high voltage
(UHV) lines should be continued for the provinces with severe PV waste.
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