The year 2026 marks the beginning of China's 15th Five-Year Plan period and also a decisive phase in the country's efforts to peak carbon emissions. The photovoltaic industry is embracing dual opportunities from policy empowerment and business model upgrades The nation has anchored its goal of building a new energy system propelling the PV industry through heavyweight policies from scale expansion towards qualitative transformation and leapfrog development From adding over 200 GW of new wind and solar power capacity annually to optimizing distributed grid-connection thresholds broadening the "PV+" application scenarios and setting the target for new energy generation to account for 30% of total electricity by 2030 the continuous policy refinement provides a crucial opportunity for PV to consolidate its role as a mainstay energy sourceIt further activates innovation momentum across the entire industrial chain leading the industry to shoulder significant responsibilities and forge new chapters in the low-carbon transition

Recently, the Nantong Municipal People's Government in Jiangsu Province announced the list of the city's top 50 manufacturing enterprises by scale for 2025. TW Solar Technology's Nantong Base successfully secured a spot on this prestigious list, thanks to its robust development momentum and industry-leading innovative capabilities.

During the WFES exhibition in Abu Dhabi, CCTV's Middle East channel focused its report on the role and practices of Chinese PV companies, represented by Tongwei, in the clean energy transition in the Middle East, drawing widespread attention.