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Despite Tesla’s top position in the global EV market, other multinational automakers have been catching up quickly. Therefore, it is hard to say how long the EV maker will maintain its first-mover advantage. ...  more

The MOEA stated that Taiwan's electricity price has to rise, and will hold an electricity price review committee on the June27th to decide on the rate of the domestic electricity price increase. ...  more

Bridgestone officially started to sell Turanza T005 EV tires in Taiwan on July 5th. For now, the T005 EV is only introduced for the Tesla Model 3s in Taiwan. What are the special features of the tire? ...  more

More progress has been made in the partnership between Yujing Machinery and Shuangliang Eco-Energy Systems in the development of a project for the manufacturing of large-size PV wafers. ...  more

Tesla showed off a solar-powered trailer with a built-in Starlink antenna today, which seems to be a good assistant for doomsday survival, but don’t get too excited, this thing cannot be bought with money. ...  more

Xinzhong Energy Development announced on June 27 that it will invest approximately RMB 12 million of its own capital to deploy PV generation systems on the rooftops of facility buildings owned by Tongyu Communication. ...  more

Polysilicon is one of the key materials used in solar cells but, according to the Silicon Industry of China Nonferrous Metals Industry Association, the average cost of the highest-grade polysilicon has climbed for 20 consecutive weeks, reaching US$40.62 per kilogram on June 22nd, the highest point since 2011. ...  more

Taiwan’s Ministry of Economic Affairs (MOEA) hinted that the regulation of renewable energy development will be partially amended by adding a new requirement where new and existing buildings should be installed with solar power generating equipment during renovation. ...  more

Lishen Battery announced on June 26 that it has formally launched a major battery production base in China’s Tianjin Binhai Hi-Tech Development Area. ...  more

Taiwan’s CSC announced today that the company has installed the first 1.8MWh energy storage system, and will be able to participate in TPC’s Electricity Transaction Platform tender after adhering to TPC’s cable construction and passing the capability test, which is expected to create NT$12.1 million of revenue each year, and officially unfolds the third piece of energy storage puzzle for CSC’s comprehensive deployment in energy conservation, creation, and storage. ...  more