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中国这一全球最大的光伏应用市场，近年来培育出具有国际竞争优势的光伏绿色电力综合服务商，正向海外输出绿色光伏能源开发与服务。2017年2月19日，美国媒体The Wilson Times(威尔森时间)刊出Wilson’s new solar farms nearing completion(《威尔森的新太阳能电站接近完工》)的报道，
中国这一全球最大的光伏应用市场，近年来培育出具有国际竞争优势的光伏绿色电力综合服务商，正向海外输出绿色光伏能源开发与服务。2017年2月19日，美国媒体The Wilson Times(威尔森时间)刊出Wilson’s new solar farms nearing completion(《威尔森的新太阳能电站接近完工》)的报道，介绍了中国光伏企业协鑫新能源控股有限公司在美国北卡罗来纳州威尔森市投资建设的光伏电站进展，肯定其为当地提供绿色电力的贡献。 据了解，协鑫美国北卡光伏电站项目在当地颇受普通民众的关注，承载着当地民众对使用清洁能源的期待，他们希望项目尽快发电，将清洁能源带进日常生活，使每一个人都成为“环保卫士”。当地民众对协鑫北卡项目的高度关注和支持引起了当地媒体The Wilson Times的注意，为响应民众期待，The Wilson Times对项目进展进行了详细报道。 据该报道，协鑫新能源在美国北卡罗来纳州投资了8座尚未兴建的光伏电站。目前有2个项目接近主体竣工，3个项目预计3月初完工，将为威尔森市提供绿色电力，增加当地绿色电力的比例构成，同时，电站建设于闲置土地，提升当地资源利用率，实现了多赢的局面。报道缘由，美国民众的关注，对绿色能源的期待。  美国是全球太阳能电力发展较稳健的市场之一，享有政府支持政策，其中太阳能投资减税优惠已延长至2020年。北卡罗来纳州近年大力推动州内太阳能发展，按装机容量计为全美排名第四。协鑫新能源瞄准美国太阳能市场的发展潜力，于2016年2月投资了该项目，并与当地覆盖范围超过30个城市供电公司North Carolina Eastern Municipal Power Agency(「NCEMPA」) 达成10年供电协议。 目前，除美国被卡罗莱纳州外，协鑫新能源还在日本、南非等国家建设了地面及屋顶分布式光伏电站，并设有北美、日本、非洲等海外业务机构。据China Daily 近日题为GCL unit eyes overseas revenue from solar的报道，2017年，协鑫新能源制定了由国内业务为主向国内与海外业务并重转型的战略规划，下一步，公司将以北美、日本、非洲等成熟市场为依托，逐步拓展项目建设及机构建设。“预计到2020年，其海外光伏电站装机量在公司总装量占比将大幅提升至约30%”。 协鑫新能源是集光伏电站开发、建设、运营于一体的新能源企业，自2014年上市以来，依托科技创新、金融创新、模式创新推动光伏电力平价上网，“把绿色能源带进生活”，造福更多公众。截至2016年底，公司总装机容量有望跃居全球第二。 以下是The Wilson Times题为Wilson’s new solar farms nearing completion的报道原文： BRIE HANDGRAAF | TIMES Posted Sunday, February 19, 2017 8:40 pm By Brie Handgraaf Times Staff Writer The transformation of roughly 430 acres of underutilized land into renewable energy sources is nearly complete as GCL New Energy crews finish the eight solar farms. “This is a green energy, so no one has to worry about greenhouse gas emissions,” said Chris Ebel, a director at GCL New Energy. “There have been approximately $1.4 million worth of upgrades to Wilson’s electric grid because of these projects that are paid for by us. The annual revenue to Wilson Energy is about $400,000, so the city is gaining and the landowners remain the landowners, so everyone benefits.” A developer put together the eight projects — one each on Downing Street, Bloomery Road, St. Rose Church Road, Old Sharpsburg Loop, Jonesy Road and Ward Boulevard as well as two on Charleston Street — with the city, then sold them to GCL for construction. The Chinabased company brought in a workforce of about 300 people to complete the work, with three solar farms awaiting testing, two nearing mechanical completion and three expected to be complete near the beginning of March. Testing for the farms takes about 15 to 20 days, but the goal is to have the first five sites producing solar power for the city by March 31, Ebel said. GCL Chief Finance Officer Steve Liang was in Wilson recently to see the projects firsthand and ensure construction was on schedule. While the panels used in Wilson were produced by another company, they contain a silicone chip manufactured by GCL. “The silicone chips actually produce the power,” Ebel explained. “When the sunlight hits them, they vibrate very quickly and create the energy.” Six of the sites have a maximum power output at peak performance of 10 megawatts while two have an output of about 5 megawatts. “The modules generate the power and the wiring underneath comes to what we call an inverter,” Ebel said. “It takes the DC power and coverts it to AC power, which is what you use in your home. From here, it flows to one of our power pads and from there, it flows to the power poles and onto the electric grid.”
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