The Longwan Branch of the Wenzhou Municipal Bureau of Ecology and Environment officially accepted the Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) for Zhejiang Zhentian Machinery Co., Ltd.'s relocation and expansion project. The project aims to add an annual capacity of 150 units of new high-end sanitary-grade stainless steel containers. This expansion reflects the company's strategic push to scale up production for the food and pharmaceutical industries, where demand for high-standard stainless equipment remains robust.

The European Emissions Trading System (ETS) is under significant pressure from member states due to sharply rising energy costs driven by the tightening supply of certificates, with prices tripling from around €25/t CO2 in 2019 to approximately €75/t in 2025. With the ETS scheduled for a major revision by July 2026, several EU countries led by Italy recently called for the review process to be suspended. Last week, Polish President Karol Nawrocki went a step further, urging his government to advocate for the complete abolition of the ETS to prevent further industrial relocation outside the EU. Industry experts note that any modification, suspension, or national exemption of the ETS would have immediate and direct consequences for the Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM).

After the Chinese New Year, the PV power generation project in the relocation resettlement area of Gaoluo Subdistrict, Ceheng County, Guizhou Province, quickly resumed work and production, carrying out final engineering work such as ground clearing and cable trench restoration, as well as grid connection commissioning. The project has a total installed capacity of 3,200 kW, with annual power generation expected to exceed 1.13 million kWh and annual output value of about 390,000 yuan. It will also provide 450 parking spaces in carports, and part of the revenue will be used for community management and to strengthen the collective village economy.

Here is the professional English translation of the provided information: On February 24, State Grid Eastern Inner Mongolia Electric Power Co., Ltd. released the Pre-approval Publicity for the Environmental Impact Assessment Report of the "Two Points and Three Channels" Project for Extending the North China UHV Grid to Mengxi (Dalad–Mengxi 1000kV AC Transmission and Transformation Project). Project Scope: (1) Construction of the new Dalad 1000kV Substation; (2) Expansion of the Mengxi 1000kV Substation; (3) Construction of the new Dalad–Mengxi 1000kV Transmission Line; (4) Temporary relocation of the Chuanzhang–Ningge’er 500kV Transmission Line. Location: Dalad Banner and Jungar Banner, Ordos City, Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region. Total Investment: CNY 42,948.1 million

On February 25, the relocation and commencement ceremony for the new plant of Ganfeng Lithium Industry's Dongguan Base was grandly held at the Machong base factory area.

September 12 SMM News: According to market rumors, Jilang Indium Co., Ltd. of Nandan County recently sold approximately 1,000 kilograms of crude indium ingots with a purity of ≥99.00%, complying with the YS/T 1163-2016 "Crude Indium" standard. Market sources reported that the transaction was successfully completed, with a final成交价格 of around 2,440 yuan per kilogram. Industry participants noted that this price is relatively high, reflecting the ongoing tight supply of indium raw materials in the market, which has not seen significant alleviation. Many crude indium producers are reluctant to sell at lower prices, contributing to the firmness in crude indium prices. One manufacturer mentioned that recent factory relocation and the temporary suspension of target recycling production lines have somewhat impacted the recycling of indium raw materials.