How to facilitate communication and cooperation among industry professionals in the polysilicon sector
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How to facilitate communication and cooperation among professionals in the polysilicon industry? At present, the research capabilities in this industry are relatively weak, and there are also barriers related to confidentiality. How to enable free exchange of technical expertise through an intermediary platform without compromising the confidentiality and interests of various companies is a problem facing the photovoltaic industry today. Individual companies and research institutions, whether in terms of technical equipment or staffing, are unable to reach a technological level that allows them to break free from reliance on foreign technologies at a rapid pace. It is best for institutions to take the lead and consolidate some of the technical resources, so that the overall technological level can develop without wasting human and material resources or engaging in redundant efforts. This is just my personal opinion; I hope everyone can share their valuable insights. It’s meant merely as a starting point for further discussion.
It’s a good suggestion, but due to conflicts of interest among companies, it is somewhat difficult to implement in the short term.
The current economic situation further urges everyone to unite, exchange technologies, and get rid of outdated technologies as well as foreign blockades. Previously, those from foreign countries who claimed to be experts and technical specialists came to China to sell equipment and provide process packages; in fact, they weren’t part of any legitimate technical departments, but they were skilled at cheating people out of money.
It’s difficult to carry out technical integration in state-owned enterprises due to existing interests, let alone across the entire industry
Under these circumstances, it is difficult to engage in open and honest exchanges regarding polysilicon technology, after all, each company has its own core technologies in this field； I think Haichuan is a great platform; we can communicate here. Strive to help colleagues in the industry improve their skills without compromising the company’s interests
The suggestion for the fifth floor is great; we can communicate without compromising the company’s interests.
The core issues are all related to matters of interest, right? It’s very difficult to gauge this degree.
I learned *craft techniques here
Currently, the National Development and Reform Commission and the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology (with the NDRC playing a key role) are taking the lead in collaborating with numerous large polysilicon manufacturers, including through exchanges such as industry association meetings. In Sichuan and Luoyang, major companies as well as several established firms from Leshan, Chongqing, and Luoyang are holding meetings under the auspices of the NDRC to discuss the future of the industry. So, how do you think the plans for revitalizing this industry come about? !
Several silicon industry forums are held every year, but they are all meant for experts to show off their skills. I really long for a place like that as well, but it seems none exists...
If there are no exorbitant profits, this goal might be achievable; I hope the moderator can create a discussion group.
I hope everyone can come up with better ways; I really want to facilitate exchanges between different industries.
It’s impossible; although the window is just like a piece of paper, no matter how much I talk, many things still have to be learned through actual practice. Process is just theory on paper. In actual production, although the process is followed, the details are completely different. I support what you say, but the current reality is that, after all, many people rely on this for a living….
Technology is cost, and cost is the lifeblood of a company. The original poster’s idea is good, but it can only remain an idea.
In fact, the real technology still lies in the hands of foreigners; even though we communicate here, it’s difficult to achieve anything substantial