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发表于 14-9-2009 18:15:10
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本帖最后由 Harry9009 于 14-9-2009 18:16 编辑
Anwell is the world’s second largest manufacturer of equipment that replicates CD Roms, DVDs and Blu-ray discs – and is venturing into a key resource industry.
“The Prime Minister encouraged us to work hard on our new solar project,” recalled Mr Fan.
Mr Wen reportedly said to Anwell staff: “Solar panels are a key component of clean, renewable energy, which is an important direction for our power generation and energy industries. Thus, China looks to you for its power-saving and new energy infrastructure.”
As of early June 2009, China was getting ready to throw its economic might behind a national solar power plan that could make it one of the world's biggest harvesters of the sun's energy.The government body responsible for overseeing energy policy had finalised a proposal for billions of dollars of incentives for solar farms and rooftop panels.
Anwell will be riding on that wave: Harnessing the common technologies used for both optical disc and solar panel manufacturing equipment, it is developing manufacturing lines to produce solar panels that convert sunlight into electricity.
After investing over HK$100 million to start a venture in Henan province, it will start mass-producing solar panels in the second half of this year. Anwell has become one of only four companies in the world that designs and produces fully integrated production lines for thin-film solar panels.
After the Prime Minister’s visit, Anwell’s earlier application for government grants was approved. The company received more than RMB200 million for its research and development of a manufacturing line to produce OLED panels.
OLED panels, which are ultra-thin, are replacing LCD and plasma screens on consumer gadgets such as television sets and laptops.
China premier Wen Jiabao visiting Anwell's plant in Dongguan last year. Photo: Anwell |
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