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Core Viewpoint - The Ministry of Industry and Information Technology, along with four other departments, has issued a notice to collect typical cases of smart photovoltaic applications, aiming to accelerate technological advancements and industry applications in the photovoltaic sector, integrating new information technologies such as 5G, big data, and artificial intelligence [1][3]. Group 1: Typical Case Content - The notice outlines various project categories for smart photovoltaic applications, including but not limited to: 1. Energy Storage Integration: Enhancing the stability and capacity of photovoltaic power generation through new energy storage technologies [3]. 2. Building Photovoltaics: Integrating photovoltaic systems into building structures, such as rooftops and facades, to match electricity generation with building loads [4]. 3. Transportation Applications: Developing distributed photovoltaic systems combined with energy storage and microgrids at transportation hubs and service areas [4]. 4. Agricultural Applications: Promoting ecological models that combine agriculture with photovoltaic systems, particularly in large-scale farming and initial processing [4]. 5. Photovoltaic Hydrogen/Amonia/Alcohol Production: Establishing integrated bases for producing green hydrogen, ammonia, and alcohol in various industrial applications [4]. 6. Floating Photovoltaics: Implementing floating photovoltaic systems in areas like nuclear power plant discharge zones and salt ponds [5]. 7. Green Photovoltaics: Focusing on the green design and manufacturing of photovoltaic products, including recycling and reusing retired components [5]. 8. Key Information Technologies: Incorporating intelligent scheduling and operation for photovoltaic systems, along with advanced communication and information systems [5]. 9. Advanced Photovoltaic Products: Developing high-efficiency solar cells and related high-quality, reliable, and cost-effective equipment [5]. 10. New Facilities and Testing: Creating smart photovoltaic systems for new infrastructure and conducting tests in extreme environmental conditions [5]. Group 2: Application Conditions - The notice specifies that the applicants for the typical cases must meet certain criteria, including: 1. Completion of distinctive smart photovoltaic applications or service systems that align with local development needs [6]. 2. Utilization of at least three types of smart photovoltaic products, with a minimum scale of 10MW for centralized systems and 1MW for distributed systems [6]. 3. Safety features for photovoltaic systems installed on buildings, ensuring structural integrity and fire safety [7]. 4. Capacity for flexible service expansion and long-term operational sustainability, with innovative and profitable business models [7]. Group 3: Implementation and Management - The implementation process involves: 1. Strict adherence to the notification requirements for submitting applications to provincial industrial and information departments [8]. 2. On-site evaluations and expert reviews conducted by provincial departments to recommend projects [8]. 3. Limiting the number of recommended cases to a maximum of eight for provinces and five for specific municipalities [8]. 4. Promotion and support for typical cases by government departments to enhance their influence and application [9]. 5. Continuous assessment and dynamic adjustment of the typical case list to ensure relevance and effectiveness [9].