Seminar on the development of green energy industry cooperation between Fujian and Taiwan

November 6, 2008 morning, Fujian and Taiwan green energy industry cooperation and development seminar opened in Fuzhou. Invited Taiwan green energy industry renowned experts and manufacturers, Fujian and Fuzhou green energy industry enterprises and related research institutes experts, scholars and other hundreds of participants. This seminar is jointly organized by the Taiwan Affairs Office, the people's Government of Fujian Province Department of information industry of Fujian Province, Fuzhou City People's government, the Taiwan Affairs Office of Fuzhou Municipal People's government, Fuzhou City Office of information industry, science and Technology Park, Fujian Optoelectronics Industry Association, Dongguan Amperex Technology Limited.

The seminar aims to communicate with the Taiwan LED industry by strengthening the communication between the two well-known experts, well-known manufacturers and the industry, and jointly with the international authorities to detect the ratio, in order to improve the level of LED detection in our province. The two work together to jointly promote the development of green industry between Fujian and Taiwan, to build a good platform for the green energy industry across the Strait exchanges and cooperation, but also for the Fuzhou "energy-saving emission reduction" career development provides an opportunity. It is understood that the province's LED industry started earlier, faster development, has now formed a better technical and industrial base. The province's existing LED related companies more than and 80.

On the 6 day of the seminar, experts and scholars to conduct in-depth exchanges between Fujian and Taiwan LCD, LED, semiconductor lighting, solar photovoltaic, battery materials, energy recovery, electric vehicles and other green energy technology and related technology development and industrialization development trend. It is reported that 7, the relevant personnel will also go to Fuqing field trips.

Source: Southeast News Network