Rural solar photovoltaic power generation contract

Do Rural solar PV projects impact households' livelihood?

In the view of the whole life cycle of sustainable livelihoods, this paper probes into the internal logic by which rural solar PV projects impact households' livelihood and reveals the heterogeneity in the poverty reduction path of PPAPs for the families with different characteristics and different cognitive dimensions.

Why is distributed photovoltaic generation important?

Distributed photovoltaic generation is an important measure to address climate change and boost rural revitalization. In the context of new energy grid parity, driving rooftop distributed photovoltaics to participate in the green power trading market is an inevitable necessity for energy and market development.

Can solar photovoltaic projects help alleviate poverty in rural areas?

Nature Communications 11, Article number: 1969 (2020) Cite this article Since 2013, China has implemented a large-scale initiative to systematically deploy solar photovoltaic (PV) projects to alleviate poverty in rural areas.

Is photovoltaic power a global consensus?

According to existing studies, it has become a global consensus around supporting the clean and low-carbon energy transition, vigorously developing photovoltaic power generation, and achieving a coordinated interaction between the electricity market, the carbon market, and the green power market (Li et al., 2022; Zhang et al., 2023b).

What are the benefits of solar PV power generation?

The use of solar PV power generation can reduce carbon emissions, environmental pollution and global warming. The use of solar PV power generation can control household energy expenditure and manage energy usage. Degree of Participation in the process of the decision-making, construction, operation and maintenance of PPAPs.

Can photovoltaic replace high-carbon energy sources?

With the growing greenhouse effect and energy crisis, photovoltaic accelerates the replacement of high-carbon emission energy sources in the energy sector (Ahmad et al., 2020; Ghosh et al., 2023).