On July 1, a visit to the production facility of Qinghai Gaojing Solar Technology Co., Ltd. revealed automated lines operating at high speed. Monocrystalline silicon rods were systematically processed through cutting, cleaning, and inspection before being packed for shipment. This bustling activity vividly illustrates the accelerating global expansion of Qinghai's photovoltaic industry.

For the first five months of this year, the cumulative export value of photovoltaic products from Qinghai Province reached 280 million yuan, marking a substantial year-on-year increase of 283.5%. The ongoing global shift towards green and low-carbon energy continues to drive robust international demand for solar products. Concurrently, the rapid growth of industries like artificial intelligence and big data is accelerating data center construction, thereby increasing the demand for green power and creating fresh market opportunities for the photovoltaic sector.

Leveraging its abundant clean energy resources and a continuously improving photovoltaic supply chain, Qinghai's new energy industry is steadily enhancing its competitive edge. Zhang Zhenzhong, a company executive, noted, "Since the beginning of the year, our export orders have been consistently growing. Customs authorities have provided strong support in areas like facilitating customs clearance and aligning with standards, ensuring our products reach overseas customers more swiftly."

Xining Customs has proactively tailored its services to meet corporate needs, implementing targeted "one enterprise, one policy" support measures to continuously improve the efficiency of photovoltaic product exports. On one front, it strengthens analysis of international market trends, closely monitors technical trade measures from major global economies, and provides precise compliance guidance to help companies effectively navigate trade barriers and bolster their international competitiveness. On another front, it actively addresses specific export requirements by offering services like "pre-scheduled clearance" and guiding firms to utilize models such as "advanced declaration" to enhance customs processing speed.

Xining Customs will maintain its focus on the development trajectory of the new energy industry, centering efforts on corporate needs. It aims to continually refine regulatory and service measures, ensuring a precise alignment between "what enterprises require" and "what customs can deliver," thereby further improving customs facilitation. This ongoing support is designed to assist photovoltaic products in expanding their presence in international markets.