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Xinyi Solar Holdings Stock Rallies 2.5% in Hong Kong
Hong Kong Market Movement | Solar stocks rise; GCL Technology up 5.5% as national standard for PV module efficiency set to be released
Gelonghui, June 15 | Hong Kong-listed photovoltaic and solar stocks rose, led by GCL Technology with a 5.5% gain, followed by Xinyi Energy up 4%, China Singyes New Energy up 3.5%, Xinyi Solar up 3%, GCL New Energy up 2.5%, and Juner New Energy, TBEA Sunocean, and Kaiseng New Energy all rising more than 1%. In news, on June 11, media reported that the mandatory national standard titled 'Minimum Allowable Energy Efficiency and Energy Efficiency Grades for Crystalline Silicon Photovoltaic Modules and Inverters' has entered the final approval stage prior to publication and is expected to be officially released soon. Previously, multiple mandatory standards concerning module safety, nameplate labeling, and energy consumption limits for polysilicon have already been implemented or publicly released.
Xinyi Solar Holdings Stock Slips 1.6% in Hong Kong
It is reported that the mainland China standard 'Minimum Allowable Energy Efficiency and Energy Efficiency Grades for Crystalline Silicon Photovoltaic Modules and Inverters' has entered the final approval stage prior to publication.
Citing data from the National Standards Information Public Service Platform, Beijing News reported that the mandatory national standard titled 'Minimum Allowable Energy Efficiency and Energy Efficiency Grades for Crystalline Silicon Photovoltaic Modules and Inverters' is currently in the 'approval in progress' stage—the final step prior to official publication. Several institutions involved in drafting the standard indicated that it is expected to be formally released shortly. Analysts note that, against the backdrop of the industry as a whole not yet having returned to profitability and leading enterprises still facing earnings pressure, this supply-side adjustment—driven by upgraded standards—is emerging as a key force reshaping the competitive landscape of the photovoltaic sector. Previously, multiple mandatory standards covering module safety, nameplate labeling, and energy consumption limits for polysilicon have been introduced.
Express News | According to sources, the 'Minimum Energy Efficiency Requirements and Energy Efficiency Grades for Crystalline Silicon Photovoltaic Modules and Inverters' is expected to be officially released soon.
It is reported that mandatory energy efficiency standards for energy consumption on the mainland may be introduced shortly.
According to domestic media reports, there are online rumors that China may soon introduce mandatory energy efficiency standards. Multiple companies acknowledged awareness of these reports but stated they could not verify their authenticity at this time. It is further rumored that mandatory photovoltaic (PV) standards will be released next week, covering polysilicon, wafers, and modules, and—based on previous estimates—could potentially eliminate approximately 30% of existing production capacity. Additionally, during last week’s SNEC PV Power Expo, executives from several PV firms indicated that the much-anticipated mandatory Tier-3 energy efficiency standard is expected to be issued imminently.