Photovoltaic enterprises go to sea collectively! Liu Hanyuan, Gao Jifan, Liu Yiyang, the industry leaders have something to say

Liu Hanyuan, chairman of the board of directors

of Tongwei Group, said that

it is a better ecology for everyone to go out

at an appropriate pace and in an appropriate form. In places where conditions and comparative advantages are available in the world,

we can produce locally and use them nearby.

This will also enable Chinese capital, Chinese technology and Chinese industry to truly participate in a more balanced global energy transformation process. Gao Jifan, chairman

of Trina Solar:

PV going to sea has increased the global competitiveness and control of the global market for enterprises.

The global layout of manufacturing industry is an inevitable trend no matter which link of the PV industry chain. Xiong Haibo, Vice President of

Atlas Operations:

It is relatively easy for enterprises to build a factory overseas, but

it is difficult to establish a supply chain system locally. It is almost impossible

to establish a supply chain system overseas that competes with China's domestic supply chain costs. Liu Yiyang, Deputy Secretary-General of

China Photovoltaic Industry Association:

At this stage, China's photovoltaic enterprises are facing several new changes in the situation: the destinations for investment and construction of factories are more diverse; There are more links in the industrial chain for the

layout of overseas production capacity, and it has become a trend for the whole industrial chain to go to sea;

the forms of financial support are more diverse, and they are also supported by overseas funds;

the driving force and purpose of building factories at sea are more diverse.