如今，随着超充2.0时代的推进，深圳超充产业已形成"技术研发-标准制定-场景应用"的良好生态， 标准引领智能能源网络建设，为深圳市民生活带来了便利，助力打造了新能源产业高质量发展的"深圳 样板"。 截至今年9月，深圳动态升级产业标准体系，发布电化学储能、超充设施、车网互动三项2025版标 准体系建设指南，新增固态电池、兆瓦超充等前沿布局；率先发布6项超充标准，实现超充站和充电枪 数量全面超越加油站、加油枪；主导参与储能领域国际标准30余项、国家和行业标准190余项，推动产 业规模连续三年实现两位数增长，持续巩固全球领先地位。深圳从"技术输出"向"标准引领"转变，为产 业高质量发展提供了坚实支撑。 标准的价值，在破解产业发展瓶颈上得到了有效体现。面对重卡兆瓦超充站建设无规范可依的难 题，深圳制定的兆瓦超充系列标准，从场站布局、设备选型到安全防护明确统一技术要求，为重卡兆瓦 超充站的快速落地提供了有力支撑。在深国际坪深重卡超充站，一辆电动重卡在兆瓦超充终端精准对接 充电枪后，短短5分钟，充电续航里程已增加百公里。"以前电动重卡充电要等1—2小时，现在15分钟就 能补满电，跑一趟珠三角完全不用慌。"从事物流行业的王 ...

"自律代表着大家要达成一个共识，实现合理的平衡。"钟宝申强调，自律是重要的一步，在此基础上还 需要同步实现标准引领、扶优扶强以及支持技术创新。 针对标准引领，钟宝申表示，要提高市场准入的标准，致使低质低效的产品以及落后的产能无法销售、 生产。而在扶优扶强方面，钟宝申认为，未来行业有可能会通过兼并重组或者分级治理的方式来推进。 "总体而言，我对光伏整治'内卷式'竞争的大方向还是保持积极乐观的，无论如何2026年行业都会有所 转变。"钟宝申表示。 （原标题：隆基绿能钟宝申：光伏自律要与标准引领、扶优扶强和技术创新结合） 21世纪经济报道记者曹恩惠 西安报道 "我相信，绝大多数企业都是支持行业自律的。"在12月18日举行的2025光伏行业年度大会上，隆基绿能 董事长钟宝申分享了其对当前光伏行业整治"内卷式"竞争的看法。 21世纪经济报道记者从现场了解到，在钟宝申看来，光伏产业的自律需要与标准引领、扶优扶强以及技 术创新这三个方向的措施相结合，才能达到更好的效果。 ...

Core Insights - The forum focused on the theme "Standards Leading the Way: Digital Empowerment to Co-create New Models in the Automotive Aftermarket," highlighting the automotive glass industry's transition towards intelligent and ecological transformation through digital empowerment and standardization [2] Group 1: Industry Trends - The automotive glass sector is facing challenges such as high claims costs and limited consumer service options, despite China being the largest automotive market globally [2] - The establishment of the CARG data platform by Fuyao creates a unique "identity" for each piece of automotive glass, enabling comprehensive supply chain management from product development to delivery [2] - The automotive glass industry is encouraged to unify technology and rules to combat counterfeit products and promote sustainable development through collaboration among leading enterprises [3] Group 2: Technological Innovations - The development of smart electric vehicles is transforming automotive glass from a passive component to an interactive medium, necessitating advancements in safety, privacy, and sensing capabilities [3] - Future automotive glass is envisioned to integrate with AI technologies, potentially allowing it to perceive emotions and adjust interactions based on passenger states, marking a significant evolution in functionality [3] Group 3: Expert Contributions - Industry representatives shared insights on future trends in automotive glass, adhesive technology innovations, and the construction of ecological systems within the sector [4]

Core Insights - The article highlights the significant role of Jiangsu Fengshang Intelligent Technology Company in global grain storage projects, emphasizing its strategic importance in addressing food shortages in various countries [1][3] - It discusses the transformation of Yangzhou from a historical city to a hub for intelligent manufacturing, driven by digitalization and modernization of traditional industries [5][8] - The article outlines the "Yangzhou Model" for digital transformation, focusing on leveraging local strengths and fostering collaboration among enterprises to enhance competitiveness [22][28] Group 1: Company Achievements - Jiangsu Fengshang has successfully implemented grain storage technologies in over 3,000 grain depots globally, showcasing its expertise in the field [3][10] - The company has established four R&D centers worldwide and operates in over 100 countries, positioning itself as a leading provider of feed and food engineering solutions [10][22] - Yangzhou's enterprises, such as Jiangsu Disha Princess Cultural Industry Co., have achieved rapid growth through digital transformation, with Disha's sales projected to reach 800 million yuan in 2024 [10][11] Group 2: Industry Transformation - Yangzhou has built 186 advanced intelligent factories and 24 national 5G factories, reflecting its commitment to modernizing its manufacturing sector [11][18] - The city emphasizes a pragmatic approach to industrial development, focusing on its traditional strengths in equipment manufacturing and food processing [8][13] - The digital transformation strategy includes creating tailored solutions for different industries, avoiding a one-size-fits-all approach [16][17] Group 3: Collaborative Ecosystem - The "chain leader" model is highlighted, where leading companies like Fengshang drive digital transformation across their supply chains, enhancing overall industry resilience [26][28] - Yangzhou's enterprises are encouraged to participate in setting industry standards, elevating their role from market participants to leaders in innovation [26][30] - The city has developed a comprehensive support system for enterprises, including financial incentives and a resource pool for digital transformation [17][19]

Group 1 - The core viewpoint emphasizes the need to upgrade standards to support high-quality development and enhance the role of standards in guiding and ensuring industrial progress [1][3] - China's standardization efforts have yielded positive results, with over 47,000 national standards established, including successful cases that have led to the upgrade of industries, such as standards for lithium-ion batteries in energy storage [1] - The current manufacturing sector faces challenges such as low-level repetitive competition and reliance on foreign core technologies, which are often linked to outdated or absent standard systems [1] Group 2 - Optimizing standard supply requires focusing on the pain points, difficulties, and growth areas of economic and social development, particularly in upgrading traditional industries and addressing public concerns [2] - Strengthening the implementation of standards is crucial, necessitating robust supervision and support for enterprises to innovate and adhere to high standards [2] - Enhancing the internationalization of standards is essential for Chinese enterprises to expand globally, promoting participation in international standard-setting and aligning with advanced international standards [2]

Core Insights - Haier launched its 2026 Water Heater and Water Purification Annual Summit, showcasing three major technological innovations in the water industry and introducing multiple new products, including gas water heaters, electric water heaters, and drinking water machines, aimed at enhancing home water usage scenarios [1] Group 1: Technological Innovations - The introduction of the magnesium-free water heater represents a significant shift from traditional electric water heaters, eliminating issues such as magnesium sediment and reduced thermal efficiency, thus lowering maintenance costs for users [3] - The upgraded crystal tank in the Casarte water heater targets the health needs of mothers and infants, providing a gentle and clean bathing experience with a non-metallic inner tank that achieves 99.5% scale prevention and 99.99% sterilization [5] - The new gas water heater V10 series utilizes aerospace-level centrifugal atomization technology to achieve 100% external discharge of condensate water, exceeding national energy efficiency standards with a thermal efficiency of 107.3% [7] Group 2: Product Offerings - The upgraded Casarte golden mineral water purifier can output water rich in eight minerals and provide instant boiled water, addressing diverse drinking water needs [9] - Haier's comprehensive product matrix aims to reconstruct the home water experience, responding to consumer demands for health, convenience, and diverse water usage through technological innovation and industry standards [9]

Core Insights - The photovoltaic industry is facing severe "involution" issues, characterized by irrational price competition leading to widespread losses among companies [2][3] - The Ministry of Industry and Information Technology emphasizes the need for industry governance to prevent non-rational competition from destroying enterprises and the industry [2] - Efforts to combat "involution" have begun to show results, but challenges remain in clearing excess capacity and improving supply-demand relationships [2][3] Industry Challenges - Supply-demand imbalance is the root cause of "involution," exacerbated by aggressive expansion from some companies and blind project approvals by local governments since 2020 [2][3] - The global production capacity for photovoltaic materials is projected to reach 324.9 million tons of polysilicon, 1394.9 GW of silicon wafers, 1426.7 GW of battery cells, and 1388.9 GW of modules by 2024, while new installations are expected to be only 530 GW [2][3] - The industry is experiencing a significant decline in product prices, leading to losses across the entire supply chain since Q4 2023 [3] Regulatory Measures - "Anti-involution" actions have been initiated in the second half of 2024, focusing on industry self-discipline, production cuts, and preventing sales below cost [3][4] - The Ministry of Industry and Information Technology is promoting standards to facilitate the exit of outdated production capacity and improve industry quality [4][5] - New mandatory energy consumption standards for polysilicon and photovoltaic components are being proposed to drive industry upgrades [4][5] Technological Innovation - The industry must shift from low-end price competition to value competition through technological innovation and high-quality, differentiated products [6][7] - Companies are encouraged to increase R&D investments and focus on original technological breakthroughs to transition from a manufacturing hub to an innovation hub [6][7] - The market is expected to see more orderly competition through technology licensing and cross-licensing agreements, addressing issues of intellectual property awareness [7] Market Dynamics - Companies like Longi Green Energy and JinkoSolar are focusing on differentiated competition through advanced technologies, with Longi's BC component shipments reaching 20% of its total and JinkoSolar planning significant upgrades to its production capacity by 2025 [6][7]

Core Insights - The photovoltaic industry is facing severe "involution" issues, characterized by irrational price competition due to supply-demand imbalances, leading to widespread losses among companies [1][2] - The Ministry of Industry and Information Technology emphasizes the need for industry governance to prevent non-rational competition from destroying enterprises and the industry [1] - Efforts to combat "involution" have begun to show results, but challenges remain in clearing excess capacity and improving supply-demand relationships [2] Supply-Demand Imbalance - The root cause of "involution" is the supply-demand imbalance, exacerbated by aggressive expansion from some companies and blind project approvals by local governments since 2020 [1] - The China Photovoltaic Industry Association projects that by 2024, global capacities for polysilicon, silicon wafers, battery cells, and modules will reach 3.249 million tons, 1394.9 GW, 1426.7 GW, and 1388.9 GW respectively, while new installations will only be 530 GW [1] Industry Losses - Since Q4 2023, some photovoltaic companies have reported losses, which have quickly spread throughout the entire industry chain, resulting in an industry-wide loss situation [2] - The "anti-involution" actions initiated in H2 2024 include industry self-discipline, production cuts, and price controls to prevent sales below cost [2] Challenges in Capacity Clearance - The difficulty in clearing excess capacity is attributed to coordination challenges among private enterprises, local government protections, and unclear exit regulations [2] - Local governments face pressures related to employment and tax revenue, complicating their ability to implement necessary reductions in capacity [2] Standards and Quality Improvement - National authorities are promoting standards to enhance competition thresholds and accelerate the exit of outdated capacities [3][4] - The introduction of new energy consumption standards is expected to significantly improve the supply-demand landscape for polysilicon [4] Technological Innovation - In a market characterized by widespread losses, companies must shift from "involutionary" low-price competition to value-driven competition through technological innovation [6] - Companies like Longi Green Energy emphasize the need for increased R&D investment and original technology breakthroughs to transition from a manufacturing hub to an innovation hub [6] Intellectual Property and Market Dynamics - The current expansion and technological homogenization in the photovoltaic sector are partly due to weak intellectual property awareness [7] - Companies are increasingly focusing on technology licensing and cross-licensing to create a more orderly market competition [7] Product Differentiation and Market Strategy - Companies are adopting differentiated strategies, such as JinkoSolar's product iterations to enhance power output and achieve sales premiums [7] - Longi Green Energy and Aiko Solar are focusing on BC technology for competitive differentiation, with Aiko reporting a 400% year-on-year increase in ABC component shipments in H1 2025 [7]

Core Viewpoint - The photovoltaic industry is facing severe "involution" issues, leading to irrational price competition and widespread losses among companies due to supply-demand imbalances [1][2]. Group 1: Industry Challenges - The root cause of "involution" is the supply-demand imbalance, exacerbated by aggressive expansion from some companies and blind project approvals by local governments since 2020 [1][2]. - The global production capacity for photovoltaic materials is projected to reach 324.9 million tons for polysilicon, 1394.9 GW for silicon wafers, 1426.7 GW for battery cells, and 1388.9 GW for modules by 2024, while new installations are expected to be only 530 GW [1]. - The industry is experiencing a wave of losses, with some companies reporting losses since Q4 2023, leading to an industry-wide loss situation [2]. Group 2: Government and Industry Response - The "anti-involution" actions began in the second half of 2024, with government departments and industry associations organizing discussions to promote self-discipline, production cuts, and price controls [2][3]. - The Ministry of Industry and Information Technology is emphasizing the need for standards to drive the exit of outdated production capacity, with new energy consumption standards being proposed for polysilicon and photovoltaic components [3][4]. Group 3: Standards and Quality Improvement - The implementation of new energy consumption standards is expected to significantly improve the supply-demand dynamics in the polysilicon market [4]. - The approach of using standards to guide the industry is seen as more effective than administrative interventions, promoting a healthier market environment [5]. Group 4: Technological Innovation and Market Strategy - In a market characterized by widespread losses, companies must shift from low-price competition to value competition through technological innovation and the development of differentiated products [6]. - Companies like Longi Green Energy are focusing on technological breakthroughs and increasing R&D investments to transition from a manufacturing hub to an innovation hub [6][7]. - The industry is witnessing a shift towards technology licensing and cross-licensing, which is expected to create a more orderly market competition [7]. - Companies are also adapting to international trade barriers by establishing overseas production and local partnerships, aiming for a win-win situation [7]. Group 5: Future Outlook - Companies like JinkoSolar are enhancing their product offerings to achieve sales premiums, with expectations that 40%-50% of existing capacity will upgrade to mainstream power levels of 640W or higher by the end of 2025 [7]. - Longi Green Energy and Aiko Solar are focusing on differentiated competition through BC technology, with significant growth in their respective product shipments [7].

Core Insights - The automatic ice-making function is evolving from a high-end feature to a standard configuration in mid-to-high-end refrigerators, driven by the rising "ice culture" in consumer trends [1][2] - Rongsheng brand refrigerator has received the industry's first technical certification for automatic ice-making, marking a significant step towards standardization in the refrigerator industry [1][3] - The certification addresses long-standing issues such as low ice-making efficiency and hygiene concerns, providing a framework for improved consumer experience and industry standards [1][2][3] Industry Trends - The demand for ice has become a new necessity in family life, with applications expanding from beverages to food preservation and creative cooking [2] - 90% of consumers are willing to pay a premium for refrigerators with automatic ice-making capabilities, leading to a significant increase in sales of such products [2] - Despite market growth, there are notable gaps in user experience, with some products taking over 80 minutes to produce ice, highlighting the need for improved efficiency [2][3] Technological Advancements - Rongsheng has developed a comprehensive clean system to address hygiene concerns, utilizing high antibacterial materials and advanced AI technology [3] - The company has achieved a new level of ice-making efficiency, completing a cycle in 60 minutes under rapid mode, which enhances user satisfaction [3] - The technical certification sets a new benchmark for the industry, indicating a shift towards differentiated competition and the potential for automatic ice-making to become a new value driver in the refrigerator market [3]