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According to the quotation of EnergyTrend, the price of mono polysilicon remains at RMB247/KG. The RMB price of non-China polysilicon was US$34.381KG, an increase of 0.11% from the previous US$34.343/KG. The quotation for multi ...  more

The MIH Alliance hosted a partner conference and the first overseas investment promotion on March 25th, and invited 250 MIH members, including Foxtron, US-based Lordstown Motors, and Thailand-based PTT, so as to co-establish an open EV ecosystem and create commercial opportunities in estuary for EVs. ...  more

The Mobile in Harmony Open Electric Vehicle Platform (MIH Open EV Open Platform) held a partner conference and an overseas investment promotion conference today. ...  more

The Russia-Ukraine war has ascended crude oil prices, which in turn elevated petroleum prices, and once again propelled purchase willingness of EVs. ...  more

China’s Ministry of Industry and Information Technology (MIIT) reported in late March that some domestic manufacturers of rolled PV glass had capped or scaled back output in February. ...  more

CK Power has announced that it intends to double its cumulative capacity for renewable generation over the next three years by adding another 2.8GW. CK Power is a major manufacturer for generation equipment in Thailand. It is also a distributor of farming equipment. The company’s announcement, which was published this January, has been picked up by other renewable news websites. ...  more

KSTAR (Vietnam) Co. Ltd., a subsidiary of Chinese company KSTAR Science and Technology Co. Ltd. has announced that it held a topping out ceremony for Phase 1 of its manufacturing base in the Vietnamese city of Haiphong in early March. ...  more

It has been nearly two years since Model Y’s first delivery. The vehicle remains as the best-selling model on the current EV market. What do the owners of the first batch of Model Y have to say about the vehicle? ...  more

Ukraine’s nuclear power plants have been threatened as the Russian-Ukrainian war plays out. Nuclear power plants rely on external power to maintain various safety mechanisms. In the worst case scenario, a power outage will cause the leakage of radioactive substances. For Ukraine, the focus now may be on protecting plant cooling pools, reactors, and the power supply of the Chernobyl "sarcophagus." ...  more