Eurasia Lighting Solar Power Generation System

What will the EU solar energy strategy look like in 2022?

The EU Solar Energy Strategy from 2022 aims to reach at least 700 GW of new solar generation capacity by 2030, four times more than in 2020. This shift is already well underway: in 2023 renewables overtook fossil fuels in electricity generation (1,200 TWh vs 788 TWh) and by 2024, it reached a record 47% of overall electricity generation.

Why does the EU need a solar power system?

Solar photovoltaic now costs less than half as much of coal - another important reason it’s become a major contributor to the EU’s power supply. As well as the lower costs and emissions, expanding our solar capacity helps wean the EU off imported energy sources like gas, and strengthen our energy independence.

Why is solar energy growing in the EU?

This rapid expansion reflects the strong momentum for rolling out renewable energy in the EU. With the EU’s commitment to reaching climate neutrality by 2050, solar energy is expected to deliver a major share of the Union’s renewable power. We have set ambitious targets.

How can spectral splitting improve solar energy utilization?

Therefore, by dividing sunlight into visible and near-infrared wavelengths through spectral splitting technology, the overheating problem can be significantly reduced while ensuring the efficient transmission of sunlight, and solar utilization can also be improved through photovoltaic power generation. Fig. 1.