Group 1 - Indonesia has launched a "Million Solar Plan" aiming for 44% renewable energy share by 2030, with plans to build 100GW of solar power and 320GWh of energy storage, which is expected to benefit the solar industry chain with annual market sizes of 45 billion, 384 billion, and 456 billion for components, storage, and EPC respectively [1] - Polysilicon companies have reached a production limit agreement, capping monthly output at 80,000 tons, with leading firms operating at no more than 50% capacity to accelerate inventory reduction and improve industry profitability, involving companies like Tongwei Co., Ltd. and LONGi Green Energy [1] - The third quarter may see adjustments in solar energy consumption policies, with the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology planning to revise polysilicon energy consumption standards, potentially leading to the elimination of high-energy-consuming capacities and impacting silicon material supply [1] Group 2 - Zhongyou Securities highlights that China's green capacity is a strong support for global energy transition, and the China-Europe climate change joint statement is favorable for the further internationalization of Chinese renewable energy, with demand expected to improve under NDC 3.0 commitments, alongside "anti-involution" policies boosting profitability in the solar industry chain [2] - Galaxy Securities notes that the main issue in the solar industry currently lies on the supply side, with the revision of polysilicon energy consumption standards expected to drive the elimination of outdated capacities, indicating significant marginal improvement potential in the industry due to government guidance, industry self-discipline, and corporate actions [2] - Both institutions emphasize the trend of structural optimization in the solar industry driven by policies, while cautioning about the risks of energy transition not meeting expectations [2]