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This week, module quotations in China were limited. Guidance prices from top-tier players have not been widely determined. Upstream raw materials have recently seen expectations of changes due to factors such as costs. Module enterprises were cautious in their quotations, keeping prices largely stable for the time being, but they have the intention to raise prices going forward.

On July 30, the Department of Electronic Information of the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology organized a symposium for the PV industry, focusing on the three recently released mandatory national standards—*Safety Requirements for PV Modules*, *Nameplate Labeling Requirements for PV Modules*, and *Energy Efficiency Limits and Energy Efficiency Grades for Crystalline Silicon PV Modules and Inverters*—to conduct centralized Q&A, address industry concerns, and plan key next steps. The meeting invited PV manufacturing enterprises, testing organizations, standardization bodies, metrology institutions, and other entities to participate, and held in-depth exchanges on interpreting standard clauses, unifying testing methods, and metrological traceability requirements. Experts from the standard drafting group provided point-by-point responses and systematic explanations to the key and difficult issues of common concern to enterprises, helping them accurately grasp the core essence of the standards, eliminate misunderstandings, and ensure faithful implementation of the standards.