According to foreign media reports recently, the Quinbrook Infrastructure Partners, an Australian investment agency, is pushing ahead with a project to build a polysilicon production plant in Townsville, Queensland. Through its subsidiary Solquartz, the company signed a memorandum of understanding (MOU) with the Townsville City Council to promote the construction of Northern Quartz Campus in the Langston Eco-Industrial Zone.
The plant will be powered by a large-scale photovoltaic and energy storage project planned to be developed in the adjacent land of the park.
According to Quinbrook's submission to the Australian government in July 2024, the company's green polysilicon project in Langstown Park is expected to be completed and put into operation in 2030. The project will use native quartz raw materials in Queensland, with an annual output of up to 150000 tons of metallurgical grade silicon (99% purity); And further purifying the photovoltaic a with the purity of more than 99.9999% by using at most 100,000 tons of raw materials. Href = "https://www.databm.
that the early announcement of the investment amount of the project was 8 billion Australian yuan , but according to the information update of the local government's official website on July 7, 2026." The total investment of the project has been changed to 10 billion Australian yuan, and construction is scheduled to begin in the fourth quarter of 2026 and end in the third quarter of 2029.
In recent years, with the continuous blockade of China's photovoltaic industry by Europe and the United States, In order to ensure that Digital New Energy DataBM.
Among them, OCI, a South Korean photovoltaic company, announced in July this year that it plans to increase its polysilicon production capacity from the current 3.
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