I would like to ask which domestic companies are planning to launch polysilicon projects.
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Dear sea friends, I would like to ask which domestic companies are planning to launch polysilicon projects.
I heard that starting from November 1, 2015, **no approvals will be given for projects related to polysilicon production that require prior approval. So during this period, many companies are reporting large-scale projects~~~~~
Thank you very much; it seems that there is an organization in Changji, Xinjiang, that is planning to do this.
The new ones definitely won’t be approved; it’s possible that many domestic manufacturers with approval permits will carry out technical upgrades
If Zhongtai doesn’t participate, then no one else can either. Zhongtai Chemical has the best conditions, but it only produces PVC. There, it’s not just the power transformers – who would dare to take on such conditions? The policies **will interfere**
Near Baotou in Inner Mongolia, Wuhan Dongli is building a new factory; all land issues have been resolved
The Dongli Inner Mongolia project has been in preparation for at least two years; it is said now that all the equipment from Wuhan is to be moved to Inner Mongolia. Meanwhile, Dongli’s 72 reduction furnaces have never operated continuously and stably, and funding will also be a problem in the future
I wonder if anyone has heard of this company in Luoyang – Luoyang Lier Zhongjing Photovoltaic Materials Co., Ltd. Take a look at the news below; I’m curious to know how the construction progress is http://www.yidianjituan.com/news_nr.php?id=338&lmbh=91
The Luoyang project is under construction, right? They recruited quite a number of people before
Xuzhou Zhongneng seems to be preparing to launch a granular silicon project.