China Geological Survey, Ministry of Natural Resources: China's newly added vanadium ore resources e

Since the implementation of the new round of breakthroughs in mineral exploration strategy in China, with the support of the Ministry of Finance, the China Geological Survey of the Ministry of Natural Resources, together with more than 100 survey units from 27 provinces (regions, municipalities) across the country, has carried out a re evaluation of resource reserves in 703 in production mines and 1148 large and medium-sized mining areas using new technologies for mineral resource mining, selection, and smelting. Up to now, the investigation unit has made important achievements in the reevaluation of its associated low-grade mineral resources - the amount of more than 10 kinds of mineral resources in China, such as gallium, germanium, indium, gold, nickel and cobalt, has increased significantly.

Tianyue Advanced: Leading the 8-inch SiC substrate market in China

With the rapid development of fields such as electric vehicles (EVs) and smart grids, silicon carbide (SiC) materials are becoming an important driving force for the new generation of semiconductors. The application of SiC in high-performance power electronic devices not only significantly improves the charging efficiency of electric vehicles, but also provides strong guarantees for the stability of smart grids. As a result, the SiC market has ushered in unprecedented growth opportunities, and China's layout in this field is accelerating. Tianyue Advanced is one of the leaders in China's SiC substrate market.

Guorun Energy Storage | All Vanadium Flow Battery Energy Storage System Protects China's 41st Antarc

General Secretary Xi Jinping pointed out in his New Year's Day message in 2025 that the Qinling Station in Antarctica has risen to the ice sheet. China's Qinling Station in Antarctica is the fifth Antarctic scientific research station in China. Researcher Wang Bin, Engineer Zhang Zhiwei, and Engineer Guo Dongliang from our institute represented the institute in China's 41st Antarctic scientific expedition team, escorting the "green expedition" in Antarctica and responsible for the construction of the clean energy system at Qinling Station and the observation and monitoring network at Zhongshan Station.