华为发布2026智能光伏十大趋势 助力光风储成为主力电源

Core Viewpoint - Huawei Digital Energy held a conference to discuss the "Top Ten Trends in Intelligent Photovoltaics for 2026," emphasizing the acceleration of wind-solar-storage systems becoming the main power source for new energy systems, aiming for high-quality development in the industry [1][17]. Group 1: Trends in Intelligent Photovoltaics - The past decade has seen significant growth in the wind-solar-storage industry, but increasing penetration of renewable energy has led to balance and stability issues in power systems, marking a transition into a "value cultivation period" [3]. - The top ten trends include four application trends and six technology trends, with the first trend focusing on the collaboration of wind-solar-storage systems to create a predictable and controllable stable power source [3][5]. - The second trend highlights the omnipresence of grid-forming energy storage as a key support for grid stability and balance, enabling participation in energy market transactions and providing auxiliary services [6]. - The third trend discusses the collaborative supply model of source, grid, load, and storage, moving towards "regional autonomy + global collaboration" [7]. - The fourth trend emphasizes the transition of home energy storage scenarios from AI empowerment to AI-native, enhancing user experience through optimal electricity usage strategies [9]. - The fifth trend indicates a push for higher frequency and density in energy storage devices, with expectations of over 40% improvement in power density for photovoltaic inverters and storage systems in the coming years [11]. - The sixth trend focuses on high voltage and reliability, which will lead to a significant reduction in the cost per kilowatt-hour of photovoltaic systems [12]. - The seventh trend stresses the importance of system-level battery management for the safe and stable operation of energy storage systems [13]. - The eighth trend notes the maturation of new energy grid-forming technology, transitioning from passive to active roles in grid stability [14]. - The ninth trend involves the integration of intelligent systems into renewable energy plants, moving towards "autonomous operation" [15]. - The tenth trend addresses the shift towards quantifiable safety standards in the energy storage industry, enhancing safety capabilities through systematic evaluations [16].