Many Polysilicon Production Lines in Xinjiang Forced to be Shut Down due to Fire Accident

Published: Jun 23, 2022 13:43

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Due to the follow-up impact of the fire accident happened to a polysilicon plant in Xinjiang and the local government requirements, a number of polysilicon production lines are forced to reduce or even suspend the production.

SHANGHAI, Jun 23 (SMM) – Due to the follow-up impact of the fire accident happened to a polysilicon plant in Xinjiang and the local government requirements, a number of polysilicon production lines are forced to reduce or even suspend the production. According to SMM research, this actions will reduce domestic polysilicon output by around 3,000 mt in June.

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