According to the Energy Research Institute of the National Development and Reform Commission, photovoltaic power will be the cheapest form of power generation in the next 30 years. The International Renewable Energy Agency predicts that photovoltaic installations in 2050 will account for about 50% of all power capacity, which is 24 times the amount installed in 2018. There is no doubt that solar energy is the most potential renewable energy in the world. 

In addition to being economical, solar PV can also be in harmony with the environment. Photovoltaic power generation can be combined with agriculture and forestry to achieve double benefits. Photovoltaic combined with roof can promote insect and bird breeding and promote biodiversity development. Photovoltaic power stations built in areas with sparse vegetation can provide habitats for pollen-spreading organisms and promote plant growth and reproduction. Floating photovoltaic power stations may have the effect of promoting marine biodiversity. 

In the future, Boer Energy will be committed to photovoltaic projects and solutions in all scenarios have achieved good returns, which can be perfectly combined with fisheries, agriculture, transportation, industrial and commercial rooftops. It can also be built in offshore waters and sand desert areas, so as to restore ecology and promote biodiversity.