Heilongjiang 40MWp Solar Power Generation Project

Does Heilongjiang have solar power?

Given the vast land area of Heilongjiang, the total solar energy resource potential is also substantial. Since 2017, Heilongjiang Province has been designated as a leading base for solar power generation applications, and after 5 years of development, PV installed capacity has become the third-largest power source in the Northeast region.

Does the Heilongjiang power grid have a high heating capacity?

In the Heilongjiang power grid (HPG), a typical representative energy system in the Northeastern China, the proportion of heating units is high, and the peak shaving capacity in winter is extremely limited (Richter et al., 2019). Besides, most of HPG’s cogeneration units are not gas-fired units and thus demonstrate limited flexibility.

How much does a PV project cost in Heilongjiang province?

Data sources In this study, we selected a PV pilot county in Heilongjiang Province as the research object. The construction period of the project is six months, with exploration and design costs of $203.358 thousand and construction and installation costs of $4931.438 thousand.

How much wind power does Heilongjiang province have?

At present, Heilongjiang Province is rich in wind resources, with a potential development capacity of about 23,000,000 kW and an installed capacity of about 54,000,000 kW. By the end of 2019, wind power accounted for 19.07% of the total installed power supply in Heilongjiang Province, as shown in Figure 1.

Does Heilongjiang have hydroelectric power?

Heilongjiang Province demonstrates a high degree of hydroelectric development, with an installed hydroelectric capacity of 1,089,700 kW by the end of 2019, accounting for 3.4% of all installed power sources. By the end of 2020, 1,500,000 kW of biomass power plants and wind power accounts for 28.6% of the total installed capacity: see Figure 1.

What is the wind power curtailment rate in Xinjiang & Jilin?

Indeed, in 2016, Gansu (northwest province), Xinjiang (northwest province), and Jilin (north-east province) had wind power curtailment rates of 43, 38, and 30 percent, respectively, and the solar PV power curtailment rate also reached record highs of 32.23 and 30.45 percent in Xinjiang and Gansu, respectively (NEA 2017a, 2017b).