EU's new grid-connected photovoltaic capacity of 25.9GW in 2021

    The latest report of SolarPower Europe "European Solar Market Outlook 2021-2025" shows that 2021 will be another record year for the European solar Off Grid Solar System For Sale industry.

    In 2021, the EU estimates that 25.9GW of new photovoltaic installed capacity will be connected to the grid, an increase of 34% from 19.3GW in 2020, and it has broken the highest record of 21.4GW in a decade.

    This report predicts that European solar energy will continue to grow strongly. In 2022, Europe’s new installed capacity will reach 30GW, cumulative capacity will reach 327.6GW by 2025, and 672GW by 2030, which means that EU solar will increase in four years. Something.

    At the national level, two new countries reached the GW-scale installation level in 2021, Greece returned to the list, and Denmark joined for the first time in history. The new members increase the number of GW club members to 7, and it is expected that the group will grow to 12 by 2025.

    Germany continues to lead in terms of total installed capacity and is expected to install 5.3GW by the end of 2021. Surprisingly, the per capita installed capacity of the Netherlands has surpassed that of Germany, reaching 765W per capita, an increase of 42% over 2020.

    In addition, the report updates last year's review of the progress of the EU member states' National Energy and Climate Program (NECP), and found that all EU member states are expected to achieve their national solar targets by 2030 or earlier. It is worth noting that Estonia and Latvia have already achieved their solar energy targets in 2030, while Poland, Ireland and Sweden will achieve them in 2022.