The new energy sector stands as a vital component of Taizhou's modern industrial system, with an ambitious goal to reach a production value of 100 billion yuan ($14 billion) by 2030. As the primary hub for Taizhou's new energy industry, Hailing High-tech Industrial Development Zone has carved its path amidst fierce competition.
Smart manufacturing has emerged as a key driver, enabling precise allocation of production resources and process optimization. LONGi Solar Technology, investing over 3 billion yuan, has equipped its facility with 16 advanced automated solar module production lines. The company now boasts 26 smart manufacturing scenarios, covering eight crucial domains, and has combined 11 AI models to significantly enhance efficiency and product quality.
LONGi Solar Technology Co in Hailing district, Taizhou. [Photo/WeChat account weihailing0523]
Product innovation is another cornerstone for breaking free from homogenization. Laplace, a listed enterprise engaged in new energy, established Jiageng (Jiangsu) Special Materials Co Ltd in the zone, focusing on high-end production equipment. Its innovative TOPCon coating solution has resolved a global challenge in N-type TOPCon battery mass production, securing dozens of domestic and international patents.
Venturing into the high-end market has helped companies achieve long-term development. FuturaSun New Energy Technology (Jiangsu) Co Ltd, an Italian-funded enterprise, has upgraded its equipment, boosting automation and product efficiency. Its colorful solar modules, blending seamlessly with architecture, enjoy high acclaim in Europe, promising substantial profit margins.