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[State Administration for Market Regulation: Solve a number of "stuck neck" quality problems that restrict the development of the power battery industry] On September 7, the 2026 World Power Battery Conference "Strong Quality Chain Builds a New Ecosystem for the Power Battery Industry" special meeting was held on the morning of September 4 in Yibin City, Sichuan Province. Liu Min, chief engineer of the State Administration for Market Regulation, attended the meeting and delivered a speech. The meeting pointed out that the current competitive landscape of the global power battery industry is undergoing profound adjustments, technological innovation iterations are accelerating, and the trend of industrial chain and supply chain reconstruction is obvious. It is necessary to deepen quality research, break through technical bottlenecks, and solve a number of "stuck neck" quality problems that restrict the development of the power battery industry. Enterprises are encouraged to increase investment in research and development, apply advanced quality management methods, ensure stable and reliable product performance, and enhance the resilience and safety level of the industrial chain and supply chain. It is necessary to strengthen the guidance of standards, build a solid foundation for the industry, promote the docking and mutual recognition of domestic and international standards, move from passive compliance with standards to proactive leadership in upgrading standards, enhance the voice and influence of Chinese standards on the international stage, and lead high-quality development with high standards. It is necessary to jointly build an ecological system and promote coordinated development. Governments, enterprises, industry associations, and scientific research institutions each perform their respective duties and work closely together to build a new industrial ecosystem that is open, inclusive, mutually beneficial, and win-win through the joint efforts of multiple parties.
Lithium battery 🕐 2026-09-07 16:39

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