Although the IEA's latest renewable energy report predicts a significant increase in solar energy, it still feels a sneak peek, it has come up with conservative estimates, and it is foreseeable to share costs with grid operators.

According to the International Energy Agency, rooftop solar energy has "amazing" potential.

The problem that the International Energy Agency (IEA), often accused of underestimating the possible contribution of renewable energy to the global energy mix, is that it must also represent non-renewable energy stakeholders, such as grid operators.

If the IEA is able to take action, there will be no free-riding opportunities for clean energy, and the organization will even provide services to governments struggling under the pressure of renewable energy programs, which may appear to distribution companies. Too successful.

Advocates of renewable energy may again accuse the IEA of low-cost solar energy in its latest forecast, and predict that the world's total renewable energy generation will grow by 50% by 2024, in the context of cheaper system costs and policy support. Down to 1.2 TW.

Someone told us that in this figure, solar energy will contribute 60% of new capacity, nearly half of which is provided in the form of rooftop solar power generation. According to the IEA's estimates, in the rooftop solar energy of around 360 GW, by 2024, about 270 GW of commercial and industrial installations will be further reduced.

According to the report, despite ranking second on the roof pile, residential solar energy will be installed in 100 million homes over the next five years, with Australia, Belgium, California, the Netherlands and Austria taking the lead. per capita.

The IEA predicts that by 2024, rooftop solar costs will fall by 15-35%, as renewable energy will account for 30% of the global energy mix by 2024, compared with 26% today. Moreover, this is only an intermediate estimate, and the IEA's “acceleration case” scenario indicates that more than 600 GW of rooftop solar total storage will accumulate over the next five years, a development that still accounts for only 6% of the global solar-ready roof space.

Estimates are far from the levels needed to avoid catastrophic global heating and are also pessimistic about the cross-sectoral potential of solar energy. According to the agency, renewable energy will only meet 12% of heating demand in 2024, so the industry needs more ambitious goals and policy support. Renewable electricity will account for only 10% of renewable energy consumption in transportation, while clean energy will only account for 5% of transportation fuel.

BLUESUN roof project has done 500KW off grid solar system in Madagascar, 100KW Grid Tied Solar System in Miami for Shopping Center, 50kw on grid solar system in Serbia and other roof projects of various sizes.