The revitalization of rural industries is a pioneer in advancing the "five revitalization" of rural areas. The photovoltaic industry plays a pivotal role in the revitalization of rural industries. According to statistics, there are at least 50 million roofs that can be installed with household photovoltaics system in my country, with a total installed capacity of 1,000GW. According to the calculation of the available roofs in rural areas, there is at least more than 30 times more room for growth. Rural household photovoltaics can be described as a blue ocean. , Market players generally attach great importance to the rural household photovoltaic market.

Looking back at the cultivation process of the rural household solar system market, the policy has played a very important role in it.

First of all, it is reflected in the subsidy policy. From the subsidy policy of 0.42 yuan per kilowatt-hour of electricity in my country in 2013 to the last year of the fiscal subsidy of 0.03 yuan per kilowatt-hour of electricity this year, the commercial model and sales channels in the household photovoltaic field have been implemented for 8 years. , Installation team training and financial supporting policies have basically taken shape. "

In addition to the subsidy policy, another policy that vigorously promotes the rural photovoltaic market is the photovoltaic poverty alleviation policy. This policy enables poor people to directly increase their income in the construction of distributed photovoltaic power generation projects, participate in the dividends of the construction of photovoltaic power plants, and achieve employment.

Under the huge market prospect, the revitalization of the rural photovoltaic industry also has a series of problems and is facing difficult challenges.

First, farmers have certain knowledge thresholds, and their awareness of photovoltaics still needs to be improved. At present, it is mainly relying on commercial propaganda to encourage farmers to invest in photovoltaics, and farmers will not master the corresponding scientific knowledge. Once the output is lower than expected, the farmers' investment enthusiasm will be quickly frustrated.

The second is that the funding situation is still facing shortages. At present, the government encourages farmers to invest in photovoltaics through subsidies. In the future, subsidies for household photovoltaics will also be quickly cancelled, which will also have a certain impact on farmers' enthusiasm for investing in photovoltaics.

Third, the rural areas are remote, the infrastructure is weak, and the rural talents are relatively scarce, and photovoltaic operation and maintenance are difficult.