Jing'ao and CNC: the company's photovoltaic project in Baotou is not affected by the "double control" measures.

Published: Mar 16, 2021 15:59

Recently, the "double control" measure released on the website of Baotou Development and Reform Commission has caused the industry to pay close attention to whether the photovoltaic project in Baotou is affected by this measure, and have asked enterprises on the interactive platform.

The following are the details of the interaction:

Investors asked questions on the investor interactive platform: dear Jing'ao technology leaders, recently saw on the Internet Baotou first quarter energy consumption double control, some single crystal enterprises stopped production and construction, which reported your company Baotou Jingao Solar Technology Co., Ltd. 1.6GW crystal pull, ingot project (Phase II), is this true?

Jingao Technology (002459.SZ) said on the investor interactive platform on March 16, Hello, the company's photovoltaic industry project in Baotou City belongs to the city's key projects, according to the requirements of the website of Baotou City Development and Reform Commission, the company's project belongs to the city's key projects in the document, and it is also a photovoltaic industry project. The company's project construction and production and operation are normal and are not affected by the "double control" measures. Thank you for your attention!

Investors asked questions on the interactive platform: is it true that Baotou saw double energy consumption control in the first quarter and said that the 8GW monocrystalline silicon project of Hongyuan New Materials, a subsidiary of your subsidiary, is going to stop production?

603185.SH said on the investor interactive platform on March 15 that the company is operating normally and that all production capacity of Hongyuan Xincai is normal. Through the communication between the company and the relevant departments of Baotou Municipal Government, the 8GW single crystal project of Hongyuan New Materials (Baotou) Co., Ltd. is a key project in Baotou City, the energy use efficiency meets the requirements of energy conservation review of Inner Mongolia Autonomous region, and the energy consumption is within the planned energy consumption target of Baotou City. The energy consumption policy of Hongyuan Xincai single crystal project has not changed. The two-level government in Baotou City will give priority to ensuring Hongyuan Xincai's energy consumption target, and there is no requirement for Hongyuan Xincai to stop production.

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