Chinese authorities have suspended most of a planned 20 GW monocrystalline silicon ingot project in the province of Yunnan, requiring its developer to remove three times as much existing manufacturing capacity before restarting construction. The decision affects a project developed by manufacturer Yunnan Yuze New Energy in Dongchuan district, Kunming. According to a response issued by the Kunming Development and Reform Commission to the municipal people's congress, only 1.67 GW of the planned production line has been recognized as completed capacity. Construction of the remaining 18.33 GW has ...Den vollständigen Artikel lesen ...
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