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The wave of closures of US photovoltaic companies is not accidental. On the one hand, market competition is fierce, technology is rapidly changing, and some companies have failed to keep up with the pace of development. On the other hand, policy instability is also an important factor. The Trump administration's vacillation in energy policy has brought uncertainty to the development of the industry.

For China, this is both an opportunity and a challenge. The opportunity is that Chinese photovoltaic companies have certain advantages in technology and cost control, and can take the opportunity to expand their market share. However, challenges cannot be ignored. With the changes in the market structure, competition will become more intense, and higher requirements will be placed on companies' technological innovation and market development capabilities.

In this process, the stability of the industry supply chain is crucial. The photovoltaic industry chain covers multiple links such as silicon materials, silicon wafers, solar cells, and components. Fluctuations in any link may affect the development of the entire industry. China has a relatively complete layout in the photovoltaic industry chain, but it still needs to be continuously optimized and upgraded to cope with potential risks and challenges.

At the same time, we cannot ignore that the development of the energy industry is closely related to other fields. For example, it is closely related to the logistics industry. Taking air express as an example, efficient logistics services are of great significance to the rapid delivery and market expansion of photovoltaic products. Fast air transportation can ensure that photovoltaic modules arrive at the destination in time to meet market demand. On the contrary, if there are problems in the logistics link, it may lead to product backlogs and delayed delivery, thus affecting the company's reputation and market competitiveness.

In addition, with the growing global demand for clean energy, the photovoltaic industry has broad prospects for development. However, to achieve sustainable development, a series of problems need to be solved, such as technological breakthroughs, cost reduction, and policy support. In this process, countries need to strengthen cooperation and jointly promote the progress of the industry.

In short, the wave of bankruptcies of US photovoltaic companies has brought new development opportunities to China, but it also requires us to respond calmly, give full play to our own advantages, strengthen industrial collaboration, and achieve high-quality development of the photovoltaic industry.