Liu Yiyang, Deputy Secretary General of the China Photovoltaic Industry Association and press spokesman, said in an interview with British media about EU trade protection measures, that we believe that if unnecessary interference is ruled out, the prospects for cooperation in the photovoltaic industry between China and Europe are huge. Europe can make full use of its advantages in terms of capital, technology, etc., and China can continue to develop more efficient and low-cost photovoltaic products by leveraging the advantages of large-scale manufacturing and industrialization. At the same time, Europe has strong experience in building large-scale, high-proportion renewable energy grids. The two sides can also cooperate in future new power systems and virtual power plants, so we can jointly promote the results achieved to the rest of the world and effectively promote global efforts to combat climate change. Cooperation between China and Europe in the solar energy industry is not only aimed at the two countries and regions of China and Europe; it should target the world. We should work together to create a global market and promote a win-win situation between China and Europe. (Securities Times)