2022 has arrived, and many countries have started planning photovoltaic installations for the New Year.

1. The United States plans to add 21.5 GW of solar power in 2022

According to the preliminary monthly inventory report of solar power system generation equipment recently released by the U.S. Energy Information Administration (EIA), in 2022, the U.S. power grid will add 46.1 GW of power capacity in the scale of public utilities, of which 21.5 GW is expected to be the installed capacity of solar power generation, exceeding the newly added 15.5 GW of solar power generation capacity in 2021.

2. Vietnam: Solar projects will reduce installed capacity in 2022

According to news, the power grid has been severely damaged by the amount of renewable energy put into operation in recent years, and Vietnam still faces many difficulties in the utilization of renewable energy in 2022. Due to the lack of input facilities to deliver wind and solar energy to the national grid, the Ministry of industry and trade of Vietnam will not add any wind and solar energy to this year's plan.

At the 2021 review meeting of national load dispatching center on January 10, the total electricity generated and imported this year, including roof solar system power generation, is expected to reach 275.5 billion kwh, an increase of 7.9% over 2021.

3. Spain 2022 latest round of renewable energy bidding 500MW

In Spain's latest renewable energy bidding held in April this year, Spain plans to allocate up to 140MW of distributed solar photovoltaic capacity.

Among them, 200MW is centralized solar power generation, 140MW is biomass energy and 20MW is other types of technology. The total renewable energy purchased in this round is 500MW.

With the arrival of 2022, new energy companies in many countries began to make new plans for projects in the new year. It is believed that there will be a greater breakthrough in the installation of photovoltaic systems in 2022.

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