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There are complex reasons behind the closure of photovoltaic enterprises. Fierce market competition, pressure of technological updates, policy uncertainty, etc. have all become influencing factors. From the perspective of market competition, as more and more companies enter the photovoltaic field, the problem of overcapacity has gradually become prominent. Some small-scale companies with relatively backward technology have difficulty gaining a foothold in the fierce competition and eventually go bankrupt.

The speed of technological updates is also an important reason for the closure of some photovoltaic companies. Photovoltaic technology continues to develop, and new high-efficiency products continue to emerge. Those companies that fail to keep up with the pace of technological progress will gradually lose their market competitiveness and face the fate of being eliminated.

Policy uncertainty has brought huge risks to photovoltaic companies. The energy policy during the Trump administration favored traditional energy and lacked support for new energy such as photovoltaics. Frequent policy changes have made it difficult for photovoltaic companies to make long-term development plans, increasing the difficulty of operation.

However, for China, the closure of US photovoltaic companies contains opportunities. China has a strong industrial foundation and technological strength in the photovoltaic field. In recent years, Chinese photovoltaic companies have made remarkable achievements in technology research and development, production scale and market share. The vacancy in the US market provides Chinese photovoltaic companies with room to expand their business.

China's photovoltaic enterprises can further improve their competitiveness in the international market by improving product quality, reducing costs, and strengthening technological innovation. At the same time, the Chinese government should also introduce more stable and powerful policy support to promote the sustainable development of the photovoltaic industry.

In addition, air freight also plays an important role in this context. Efficient air freight can quickly transport photovoltaic products to all parts of the world to meet market demand. Especially in the transportation of urgent orders and high value-added products, air freight has irreplaceable advantages.

The development of air cargo has also brought new challenges and opportunities to the supply chain management of photovoltaic companies. By optimizing air cargo routes and rationally arranging transportation time and inventory management, companies can reduce costs and improve efficiency. At the same time, the speed of air cargo also helps companies respond to market changes more quickly and adjust production and sales strategies in a timely manner.

However, there are also some problems with air freight. For example, the transportation cost is relatively high, which may increase the burden on enterprises for some price-sensitive products. In addition, the capacity of air freight is limited, and there may be insufficient capacity during peak demand periods. Therefore, while photovoltaic enterprises use air freight, they also need to comprehensively consider various factors and formulate reasonable transportation plans.

In short, the closure of US photovoltaic enterprises has brought opportunities to China, and air transport and freight play an important role in this. Chinese photovoltaic enterprises should seize the opportunity, strengthen their own strength, make full use of the advantages of air transport and freight, and achieve better development. At the same time, the government and enterprises should also work together to cope with the challenges brought by air transport and freight, and promote the healthy development of the entire industry.