Shenzhen-listed cell and module maker Accept confirmed its delisting from the Shenzhen inventory market. After closing on June 18, Akcome issued a press release asserting that, in accordance with rules from the China Securities Regulatory Commission (CSRC), its inventory might be suspended from June 19, marking the top of its itemizing. The CSRCE beforehand investigated Akcome’s controlling shareholder, Zou Chenghui, for alleged info disclosure violations.
Home miles introduced that it has entered right into a strategic cooperation framework settlement with Xinjiang Electric Power Design Institute, a completely owned subsidiary of China Energy Construction Group (CECG) that focuses on the sphere of renewable power funding. The settlement establishes a strategic partnership to collectively develop and share power initiatives, together with power storage energy stations, wind energy, photovoltaics, incremental distribution networks, and built-in power options. The collaboration can even lengthen to joint bidding in EPC consortia initiatives, collaborative analysis on scientific matters, and patent functions.
Yalong Hydro, a Chinese investor creating an built-in hydro-solar-wind power cluster, introduced its centralized procurement bidding for PV modules in 2024. The buy, which is able to quantity to five,115 MW in eight tranches, will present 4 sub-projects within the cluster. All modules to be chosen are n-type bifacial duo-glass modules, with energy scores of 580 W or 615 W. Bidding is anticipated to start in mid-July.
Xinte Energy Silicon New Material subsidiary invested CNY 490 million ($67.53 million) in Xinjiang Tianchi, a subsidiary of Chinese built-in providers firm TBEA. The funding will take a 49% share of Xinjiang Tianchi, which is principally concerned in mining and promoting coal, producing and promoting electrical energy and warmth. The funding is meant to make sure the long run provide of electrical energy for Xinte’s polysilicon manufacturing.
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