The second phase includes a 100,000-ton electronic glass fiber production line, along with a supporting wind power generation facility with a capacity of 500 MW. The integration of renewable energy into the manufacturing process is aimed at reducing carbon emissions while maintaining production efficiency.

The project is expected to optimize the overall production layout of the Huai an base and promote the adoption of digital and green manufacturing technologies. It also supports the company s efforts toward carbon peaking and carbon neutrality targets.

This development reflects the increasing focus on sustainable manufacturing in the composites industry, particularly in glass fiber production where energy consumption and emissions remain key considerations.

Source: ChinaJushi News