Haier Energy, the renewable energy arm of Haier Group, has introduced the Nahui Energy Internet Ecological Platform, built around a customized energy services approach.
The platform integrates cloud, edge, and device systems with large AI models to support distributed energy applications for global users. It offers services including smart microgrids, asset operations and maintenance, power trading, green certificate and carbon trading, carbon asset management, and virtual power plant (VPP) operations.
Earlier this year, Haier Energy completed its IPO tutoring filing (see China Solar PV News Snippets).
Following the platform launch mentioned above, Haier Energy’s subsidiary, Qingdao Haier PV New Energy, signed a GW-level strategic cooperation agreement and framework procurement deal with heterojunction (HJT) manufacturer Huasun Energy.
The partnership will focus on integrated new energy systems and zero-carbon industrial parks. These projects will be invested in and developed by Haier New Energy, with priority use of Huasun’s high-efficiency HJT modules.
Huasun recently secured 2,000 V certification for its HJT modules from TÜV SÜD (see China Solar PV News Snippets).
Zhejiang Province has launched its first renewable energy mechanism tariff bidding round for 2026. The total mechanism electricity volume is set at 5.68 billion kWh, including 5.605 billion kWh from solar PV and 75 million kWh from wind power.
The bidding price range is RMB 0.242/kWh to RMB 0.393/kWh. For successful projects, the mechanism tariff will remain in effect for 12 years.
Goodark, the parent company of PV silver paste manufacturer iSilver, announced that its share issuance plan to raise up to RMB 886.8 million has been approved by the China Securities Regulatory Commission (CSRC). Goodark announced this plan in July 2025 (see China Solar PV News Snippets).
RMB 341.1 million of the proceeds will be used to build a solar silver paste facility with an annual capacity of 500 MT, out of a total project investment of RMB 500 million. Once operational, the plant will produce high-temperature silver paste for TOPCon cells and low-temperature silver paste for HJT cells.
HJT manufacturer QW Solar is undergoing bankruptcy restructuring and pre-restructuring proceedings after creditors filed applications citing the company’s inability to repay matured debts.
The company also faces a potential delisting risk warning as preliminary results for 2025 indicate a net loss, operating revenue below RMB 100 million, and negative net assets.
According to its forecast, FY2025 revenue is expected to range between RMB 45 million and RMB 63 million, while net loss attributable to shareholders may range from RMB 182 million to RMB 254.8 million. Ending equity attributable to shareholders is projected at between negative RMB 123 million and negative RMB 172.2 million for the period.
For 9M 2025, QW Solar reported a revenue decline of 77.24% YoY to RMB 46.78 million (see China Solar PV News Snippets).
