Myanmar 7.9-magnitude earthquake affects photovoltaic industry

On March 28th, a 7.9-magnitude earthquake struck Myanmar, with strong tremors felt in Yunnan.

Based on various sources, this earthquake has had a significant impact on the western production areas of China's photovoltaic silicon wafer pulling core. It has even affected some production areas in Yinchuan and Inner Mongolia.

At present, the main impact on distant areas is line disconnection, and it is expected to recover in the short term. However, Yunnan and Yibin regions have a significant impact, with some manufacturers even experiencing situations such as stewing pots, frying sticks, and frying furnaces, which may have an impact on long-term production in the future.