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China s Fastest Growing City Wants to Be the Next Silicon Valley — Local Systems May Get in the Way
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China s Fastest Growing City Wants to Be the Next Silicon Valley — Local Systems May Get in the Way
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China Turns the Screws on Renewables Just When It Needs Them
Bloomberg 3/4/2021 Bloomberg News © Bloomberg Photovoltaic modules stand at a solar power plant co-owned by Longi Green Energy Technology Co. and China Three Gorges Corp. in this aerial photograph taken in Tongchuan, Shaanxi Province, China, on Monday, July 20, 2020. Longi is the world s largest producer of solar wafers and the world s largest solar company by market value.
(Bloomberg) After shortchanging renewable energy developers for years to the point where it owes billions of dollars in unpaid subsidies, the Chinese government is now proposing that those companies may have to cancel part of the debt if they want to keep building new projects.
China s GCL-Poly Energy Soars on USD2 8 Billion PV Raw Materials Project With Shangji Automation
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Daqo to supply 41,000MT of polysilicon to leading 210mm wafer producer TZS Email
Major China-based polysilicon producer Daqo New Energy has signed a three-year high-purity polysilicon supply agreement with Zhonghuan Semiconductor (TZS), totalling 41,000MT.
Daqo will report 2020 financial results next week and is expected to confirm polysilicon production reached within the range of 76,700MT to 77,200MT last year, compared to its nameplate capacity of 70,000MT.
Although Daqo did not disclose the annual supply volumes to TZS, management had noted in their third quarter earnings conference call that any new supply contracts would have lower volume shipments in the first year with higher levels available in subsequent three or four year contracts, due to capacity constraints.