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Speaking of offshore wind power prices in Taiwan, we have to start from 2018...
In 2018, the price of offshore wind power in Taiwan was very attractive, as high as 5.8498 NT$ /kWh (approximately 1.3538 yuan/kWh) , and has the " ladder electricity price " option, attracting the influx of a large number of national developers.
may have found that the amount of subsidies is too large. At the beginning of 2019, local authorities in Taiwan had hoped to "make a big cut" to the fixed electricity price -
dropped from NT$5.8498/kWh (approximately NT$1.3538/kWh) in 2018 It is NT$5.106/kWh (approximately NT$1.1816/kWh);
cancels the "stepped electricity price" option (which greatly limits financing methods);
limits the number of utilization hours to 3,600 hours, and the excess electricity price is NT$1.95. /kWh (approximately 0.4513 yuan/kWh);
However, this move was strongly protested by international developers, who threatened to suspend all investments. In the end, 's 2019 compromise plan is like this -
has a fixed electricity price of NT$5.516/kWh (approximately 1.2765 yuan/kWh);
retains the "stepped electricity price", with the electricity price in the first 10 years being NT$6.2795/kWh ( Approximately NT$1.4532/kWh), the electricity price in the next 10 years is NT$4.1422/kWh (approximately NT$0.9586/kWh);
limits the number of hours of power generation at the full electricity price , and the portion below 4,200 hours is purchased at 100% fixed electricity price , the part between 4200 and 4500 hours is purchased at a fixed electricity price of 75%, and the part above 4500 hours is purchased at a fixed electricity price of 50%.
With the arrival of the new year, it is time to determine the annual offshore wind power price in Taiwan. The most nervous ones are the developers. Can they continue to have high-yield investment opportunities in this region?
Yesterday, Taiwan’s fixed electricity price for offshore wind power in 2020 was released, at NT$5.0946/kWh (approximately NT$1.179/kWh), a 7.6% decrease from 2019. This electricity price is slightly lower than the original electricity price plan before the compromise with capital last year. It can be regarded as delaying the price bargaining action for one year. It is quite satisfactory and the decrease is within expectations.
At the same time, the "stepped electricity price" has not canceled . The electricity price for the first 10 years is NT$5.8015/kWh (approximately NT$/kWh), and the electricity price for the next 10 years is NT$3.8227/kWh (approximately NT$). /kWh). However, relevant reports did not disclose whether to limit the number of hours of power generation at full electricity prices. The editor will further explore and report again.
In the past two days, the biggest thing about domestic offshore wind power is the rumor that all central financial subsidies for offshore wind power will be canceled after 2021. Compared with the gradual price cuts across the Taiwan Strait, what do you think of this sudden "one size fits all" policy? Welcome to leave a message and share.
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