MCE 2022 - Photovoltaic Battery Energy Storage Exhibition in Milan, Italy

MCE 2022 in Milan, Italy

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The MCE 2022

The MCE 2022

Time: April 08-11, 2022

The MCE 2022 is the most important exhibition in the world for the solar industry. RHO Milano

3, energy storage system: residential fixed energy storage system applications, commercial and industrial fixed energy storage system applications, scale-class public **** business class fixed energy storage system applications, high-power class (automotive, electric transportation) mobile energy storage system applications, low-power segment (smart phones, laptops, tablets, etc.) energy storage system applications,


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4. Components and equipment for energy storage systems: Battery management systems, charging technology and equipment, power electronic storage systems, battery testing, inspection and safety management, cooling/warming management.

5. Manufacturing Equipment, Materials and Components: Battery Manufacturing, Module Manufacturing and System Assembly, Raw Materials, Components and Equipment, Battery Management Systems, Charging Technologies and Equipment, Power Electronics for Storage Systems, Battery Testing, Safety, Cooling/Thermal Management, Battery Manufacturing, Module Manufacturing and Assembly, Materials.

6. Bioenergy: CDM infrastructure, development, carbon emission reduction, biogas, agricultural solutions, digesters, turbines, blowers, reserves, internal combustion engines and gas purification equipment, combustion and gasification, boilers, turbines, engines, internal combustion engines and gas purification equipment.

7. Wind and Hydroelectric Power: Power equipment, SPP and VSPP, wind and hydroelectric power generation, turbines, electrical controls, construction, measurement and control equipment.

8, OtherOther:: Three-waste treatment equipment for the battery industry, waste battery recycling and treatment technology and equipment, research and development services, education, training, industry associations, organizations, trade publications, publishing, and more.

Market Introduction

Milan, as a cosmopolitan city, has been economically recognized as the economic center of Europe along with Paris, London and Berlin. In Central and Southern Europe, Milan ranks first in terms of industrial activity. In the financial aspect of its role is more than Munich Zurich. In the Milan area *** there are more than 143,000 companies and business units engaged in production, trade and services and other business activities. Of these, agriculture accounts for 1.2%, industry for 38% and services for 60.5%.

Europe is the world's major market for photovoltaic products, and Italy is Europe's second-largest market for photovoltaic products and maintains a level of growth comparable to that of Germany. The Italian National Electricity Agency (ANE) expects to reach a maximum of 3,000 megawatts (MW) of installed PV capacity within Italy by 2016. Italy is traditionally one of the world's leading PV markets. Compared to other renewable energy technologies, PV has received the greatest support from the Italian government. In fact, PV already meets 5% of electricity demand and more than 10% of peak demand in Italy.

The main reason for Italy's support for PV is its unique geographical location. Since 2005, the government has created the Conto Energia system for PV projects as a strategy to achieve the renewable energy targets set by the EU Directive 2001/77/EC.

According to the Photovoltaic Geographic Information System (PVGIS), the annual average of solar radiation in the Po River Plain region of Italy is 3.6 kilowatts per square meter, compared to 4.7 kilowatts per square meter in Central Southern Italy and 5.4 kilowatts per square meter in Sicily. All of this indicates that Italy's favorable geographic location is favorable for the construction of photovoltaic power plants.

1. The current state of the Italian PV market

Italy installed about 60.1 MW of PV in January and February 2018, an increase of 17% over the 51 MW in the same period of 2017. Around 60% of new PV installations of up to 20kW came from residential demand, meaning that the market is still dominated by rooftop PV, no matter how strong private PPAs have been recently. For the commercial and industrial sector, the majority of PV systems were installed in the 20 kW to 100 kW range, reaching a total installed capacity of 10.9 MW.

According to the Association for Photovoltaic Renewable Energies and the above data, the average growth rate of the Italian PV market has remained almost unchanged over the last three years. In order to boost the PV market, the Italian government announced in February 2018 several large-scale PV projects. If these projects are not completed during 2018 or if there are no more similar projects, growth in 2018 could remain between 300 MW and 360 MW. Government regulation of self-consumption is a key driver of the market.

2. Key Drivers for the Italian PV Market

The 50% tax cut for residential has been a strong driver since 2012, with PV systems considered "projects aimed at achieving energy savings". Meanwhile, commercial and industrial projects will be driven primarily by over-amortization and the tax exemptions passed this year, creating a stronger economic incentive for PV investment.

In early February 2018, the European Commission has confirmed Italy's capacity market to ensure the security of Italy's electricity supply. This arrangement will remain in force for the next ten years. At the same time, Italy will implement market reforms to mitigate structural risks that may result from volatility in the PV market.

The energy storage market (ESS) is growing steadily, with 7,8 thousand new installations expected, 90% of which will be categorized as integrated and modular single-phase solutions for residential needs up to 6kW.

With the development of photovoltaic systems, Italy is entering the age of decarbonization. It remains to be seen how long it will take for Italy to achieve the EU-approved target of 35% of renewable energy supply by 2030.