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WOLQE at CISCE 2024: Fostering Clean Energy Collaboration

The German company WOLQE will participate in the second China International Supply Chain Expo (CISCE) in Beijing to foster collaboration within the clean energy sector.

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Li Zheng

What is WOLQE's role in the event?: WOLQE's participation in the first CISCE led to valuable connections with leading clean energy companies, highlighting the growth potential of Chinese companies entering the German market.
What is the main topic of the provided text?: The second China International Supply Chain Expo (CISCE) will be held in Beijing on November 26, 2024. German company WOLQE, focusing on incubating new energy startups, will again participate in the Expo's "Clean Energy Chain."
What are the benefits of CISCE mentioned in the text?: The CISCE serves as a crucial bridge, facilitating communication and collaboration within the clean energy supply chain, supported by government initiatives and policy.
What is WOLQE's goal for participating in the second CISCE?: WOLQE aims to expand collaboration with Chinese supply chain partners and share European market experiences through the CISCE platform, recognizing the importance of the Chinese supply chain for the European market.
What specific service will WOLQE offer to other companies at CISCE 2024?: At the upcoming CISCE, WOLQE plans to showcase examples of cross-border energy companies, assisting them with localization and compliance issues to improve the smooth flow of the new energy industry chain.

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