Photovoltaic Power station acquisition What should we pay attention to?

Photovoltaic Power plant acquisition is a complex and cautious process involving multiple considerations to ensure the legality, technical feasibility and economic benefits of the project. The following is a short article on the precautions for rooftop power plant acquisition

roof Photovoltaic Things to note when purchasing a power station

Rooftop photovoltaic power stations have gradually become a hot spot for investment due to their advantages of efficient use of space

and nearby power consumption. However, when acquiring rooftop power stations, investors need to pay attention to the following points to avoid potential risks and ensure the smooth progress of the project.

1.   Project legality and approval documents

First, the legality of the project needs to be confirmed, including but not limited to the validity of the project filing, grid access opinions, environmental impact assessment filings, fire filings and other key approval documents. Special attention should be paid to whether the project filing is within the validity period and whether there is any unauthorized transfer of the project without the consent

of the filing authority, as this may lead to the cancellation of subsidies or the suspension of the project. In addition, the ownership of the roof and the validity of the lease agreement need to be verified to ensure that the right to use the roof is legal and undisputed.

2. Roof Conditions and Technical Assessment

roof PhotovoltaicThe performance of the power station is directly affected by the roof conditions. Before purchasing, a detailed assessment of the roof structure, load capacity, and surrounding environment should be conducted to ensure that the roof can withstand the weight of the photovoltaic modules and external forces such as wind pressure. At the same time, attention should also be paid to factors

such as the roof's shading, orientation, and inclination, which will directly affect the power generation efficiency of the photovoltaic

system. In terms of technical evaluation, the performance parameters of the photovoltaic modules, the efficiency of the inverter, and

the operation and maintenance status of the entire system should be checked to ensure that the system is in good operating condition.

3. Economic Benefit Analysis

Economic benefits are the core consideration for purchasing rooftop power plants. Investors need to analyze the project's power generation forecast, electricity price policy, subsidy policy, and operation and maintenance costs in detail, and comprehensively evaluate the project's return on investment and risks. In particular, they should pay attention to whether the local subsidy policy is effective and whether the project meets the subsidy conditions, as these will directly affect the project's profit level.。

4. Legal and Compliance Risks

During the acquisition process, attention should also be paid to possible legal and compliance risks. These include but are not limited to disputes over rooftop property rights, risks of breach of lease contracts, compliance with environmental protection laws and regulations, and safety production regulations. Investors should fully investigate and understand the relevant circumstances and take effective measures to prevent and respond to risks.

5. Partners and team strength

The choice of partners is also crucial. Investors should evaluate the partner's reputation, experience, technology and team strength to ensure that the partner has reliable performance capabilities and a good willingness to cooperate. At the same time, they should also pay attention to the partner's follow-up service capabilities and support system to ensure that the project can operate smoothly and

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In short, the roof PhotovoltaicPower plant acquisition is a complex and meticulous process that requires investors to conduct comprehensive assessments and careful considerations in many aspects. Only by ensuring legal compliance, technical feasibility, economic rationality and controllable risks can the project be successfully implemented and the expected benefits achieved.