Xiang Wenbo, a member of the National Committee of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference: Enterprises should have a sense of crisis of "either turning over or capsizing".



At this year's National People's Political Consultative Conference, Xiang Wenbo, member of the National Committee of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference, Secretary of the Party Committee of Sany Group, and Chairman of Sany Heavy Industry, focused on the development of the new energy industry, boosting the "going out" of Chinese enterprises, and accelerating the construction of digital enterprises. He believes that the current fourth industrial revolution superimposed on the third energy revolution is in the "super technology window period", and enterprises must have a strong "sense of crisis" and make every effort to carry out digital intelligence, electrification, and international transformation.

Xiang Wenbo said: "Either turn over or capsize." We are vigorously deploying new energy industries, including wind energy, hydrogen energy, photovoltaics, and energy storage, and we are also vigorously promoting the electrification of our existing products, hoping to lead the electrification of our industry. ”

In terms of the development of the new energy industry, he suggested that the national level should strengthen policy guidance, do a good job in overall planning, accelerate the construction of new energy infrastructure system, and further accelerate the pace of development of the new energy industry. "New energy is a new track. In the past, through active financial subsidy policies, we have established a good electrified automobile industry system for passenger cars, making China's electrification at the forefront of the world. The further deepening of electrification also requires the support of the state to accelerate the construction of infrastructure and systems suitable for new energy. Xiang Wenbo said.

For internationalization, Xiang Wenbo is most concerned about how to promote Chinese enterprises to "go global". He pointed out that in the process of de-globalization, in the context of China's economic shift and upgrading, as well as aging and labor shortage, it is more significant for Chinese enterprises to "go global". It may be that in the environment of globalization of the epidemic, if there are no enterprises going out, it is difficult to go out with products alone. Therefore, it is hoped that the state will make greater efforts to support Chinese enterprises to "go global", of course, including the "going out" of Chinese products, and further expand the international sales of Chinese products.

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