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Editor, Energy & Materials
Amira Lin covers the dynamics of new energy, industrial materials, and resource security. She focuses on China's role in the global transition to green manufacturing and material innovation.
amira.lin@chinaindustrybrief.comThis article interprets China's 15th Five-Year Plan from an industrial research perspective, analyzing the manufacturing upgrade paths, supply chain restructuring logic behind it, and its far-reaching impact on global trade and investment patterns.
Based on the latest report from Rhodium Group, an in-depth analysis of the transformation of China's industrial policy from "Made in China 2025" to "All Industrial Policies", and its profound impact on global supply chains and trade patterns.
This article analyzes the deep-seated causes of the US-China trade war and its long-term impact on China's manufacturing industry from the perspectives of industrial upgrading, supply chain adjustments, and changes in export structure.
80% of manufacturing factories in the US have zero automation, while China exports industrial robots to 148 countries with significantly improved performance, filling the global automation gap. This article analyzes from an industry perspective how China's manufacturing sector is shifting from cost advantage to technology export, reshaping the logic of global factory automation deployment.
Turkish steel manufacturer Tosyali has obtained a loan to build a 261MW self-use photovoltaic power station, reflecting the accelerated energy transition in the global industrial sector. This trend has created new export markets for Chinese photovoltaic module and system suppliers, while the green transformation of China's own steel industry also brings domestic demand for photovoltaic companies. The article analyzes the global supply chain changes behind the steel-solar industry synergy.
China's manufacturing sector is undergoing a profound transformation driven by computing power. From TCL's AI quality inspection to Haitian's digital soy sauce factory, smart factories are redefining production efficiency and supply chain responsiveness.
Based on field cases from multiple factories in Guangdong, this provides an in-depth analysis of how China's manufacturing industry leverages computing power, AI, and data-driven methods to achieve a leap from automation to intelligence, and the long-term impact of this transformation on global supply chains and the competitive landscape of industries.
China's official manufacturing PMI rose to 50.3 in June, expanding beyond expectations, with AI hardware exports becoming the main engine. Behind this data is the acceleration of China's manufacturing transformation from low-cost to high-tech, as well as the deepening of the global industrial chain's reliance on "Intelligent Manufacturing in China."
This article analyzes the global green hydrogen project wave from the perspective of China's industry, exploring its impact on manufacturing upgrades, supply chain adjustments, and export models.
This article, based on the discussion on modern industrial policy in the Philippines, analyzes its long-term deindustrialization, external dependence, and policy pathway issues, and interprets the key constraints and opportunities for the Philippines’ future industrial upgrading from the perspectives of manufacturing reconstruction, science and technology education, R&D investment, and global supply chain reorganization.