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Guo Taiming, Taiwan’s richest man; Zhu Gongshan, known as the \"King of Silicon\" in Asia; and Yang Huaijin, often referred to as the father of China’s photovoltaic industry – these three industry leaders, who previously had little interaction with one another, may now be coming together under the banner of solar photovoltaics. On August 18, several people familiar with the matter confirmed to reporters that Guo Taiming, Zhu Gongshan, and Yang Huaijin had held multiple discussions regarding the joint development of a complete photovoltaic industry chain, and met with Luo Zhijun, the secretary of the Jiangsu Provincial Party Committee, at the beginning of the year. As planned, this \"trio\" will build a photovoltaic empire capable of producing 100,000 tons of polysilicon, as well as 10 million kilowatts worth of solar cells and components. http://finance.sina.com.cn/roll/20110819/105510345341.shtml
The giants of the photovoltaic industry are set to make their official debut. Gongshan is truly amazing.
100,000 tons? Have everyone gone mad?! ! ! ! !
Shi Zhengrong believes that the photovoltaic industry is still in its early stages of development, and some of the debates will be resolved in five years’ time. “The key question is: who will be able to survive until then?” ”
10W tons? ? ? The largest one done so far is 10,000 tons. . .
Reply to 5# jyc15: It seems there is one with 1.5WT!
Is it that easy to be the King of Turtles in the world?
Reply to 6# 402063080: It doesn’t seem to be the case, but it actually does exist
100,000 tons of polysilicon is only a short-term goal; the five-year target is far more than 100,000 tons
The prospects for the development of my photovoltaic industry are very good now