Photovoltaic capacity forecast to grow 10% this year


UBS Securities' Yan said the industry’s profitability challenges due to supply-demand imbalances are also expected to ease this year. — Xinhua

BEIJING: Financial services provider UBS has forecast growth of 10% in China’s photovoltaic (PV) installed capacity this year, reaching between 260 and 280 gigawatts (GW), fuelled by ground-mounted installations particularly from state-owned enterprises.

“This year marks the conclusion of China’s 14th Five-Year Plan (2021 to 2025). Many state-owned enterprises are still 30% to 40% away from their targets set for 2025, possibly leading to increased PV installations, especially large-scale projects,” said Yan Yishu, China utilities analyst at UBS Securities.

Follow us on our official WhatsApp channel for breaking news alerts and key updates!

Next In Business News

Ringgit closes higher against greenback on cautious market sentiment
T7 Global subsidiary appointed panel contractor for PETRONAS
YTL inks RM200mil naming rights deal with Aviva for Bristol arena
KL High Court dismisses appeals of former Jalatama officers
Well Chip posts FY25 net profit jump to RM86.15mil
Angkasa targets 2026 revenue to reach up to RM75bil
Aeon Credit issues RM100mil five-year senior sukuk
Late bargain-hunting lifts Bursa Malaysia to end higher
Net foreign inflows into Malaysian bonds reach RM951.9mil in January - RAM Ratings
Wawasan Dengkil's 2Q net profit falls due to revision of project costs

Others Also Read