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China Business Forum

[#TRADESHOW] The #CLNB 2025 – New #Energy #Industry #Chain #Expo will take place from April 16 to 18, 2025, at the #Suzhou #International #Exhibition #Center, #China. As a premier #platform in the #NewEnergy #sector, this highly anticipated #event unites top #global #enterprises, industry leaders, and cutting-edge #innovations to advance the #future of #batteries, energy #storage, and #renewable energy #solutions. cnbusinessforum.com/event/clnb

China Business ForumCLNB 2025 - New Energy Industry Chain Expo, April 16-18, SuzhouExplore the future of batteries, energy storage, raw materials, and recycling at CLNB 2025 in Suzhou. Join 40,000 visitors and 1,300 exhibitors this April 16–18!
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Tilo Schumann

Weitere Erkenntnisse: Wenn man etwas chinesisch-traditionelles sieht, dann ist es sehr wahrscheinlich sehr neu - so wie hier bei einem Themenpark nördlich von #Suzhou.
Und auch interessant: Es gibt mehr Schallschutzwände als man erwarten würde. Wenigstens kann man rüberschauen.

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Norobiik @Norobiik@noc.social

#LocalGovernments will be in charge of many practicalities. The city of #Suzhou, in #China’s wealthy #Jiangsu province, already began, announcing subsidies worth 100 million yuan (S$19.2 million) for #cars – up to 6,000 yuan per buyer – and 20 million yuan for #appliances, or a maximum 1,500 yuan for each machine, starting April 20.

#China wants everyone to trade in their old cars, fridges to help save its economy
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The Straits Times · China wants everyone to trade in their old cars, fridges to help save its economyTrade-ins have the potential to speed up growth, currently forecast to fall a bit short of China’s target of about 5%. Read more at straitstimes.com.
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