November 16-17, 2026, Gucheng, Xiangyang, Hubei.
On the day of the celebration of Yifu Intelligent Hubei New Industrial Park, the forum's vision shifted from "how to transform the production line" to "how to enter the European and American markets." When the U.S. IRA rules continue to tighten, the European Union's CBAM carbon border mechanism enters the payment period, and the battery law checks the carbon footprint and recyclability ratio item by item, the overseas expansion of new energy is no longer a problem that can be solved by "quotation + delivery date", but a triple game of policy, local manufacturing, and data compliance.
In this round of "European and American rules resetting", we invited a market operator who understands both the consulting framework and Party A's implementation - Zhou Yuanyuan, marketing director of Green Energy Origin Technology (GEO). She studied at University College London (UCL) in the UK from undergraduate to master's degree. She has 7 years of experience in new energy industry chain research and strategic planning. She has both top consulting methodology and a practical background in Chinese-funded enterprises going overseas. She is officially confirmed to attend this forum and the moving celebration of Yifu Intelligent Hubei New Industrial Park, and will bring a keynote report."European and American New Energy Market Development and Trends". From local production capacity in North America to the bottom line of European carbon tariffs, she will unpack "what Europe and the United States want" at once.
A market trader who translates "European and American market language" into executable actions for Chinese capital
Zhou Yuanyuan is a master's degree from University College London (UCL). In the past seven years, she has been deeply engaged in new energy industry chain research, competition landscape analysis and overseas strategic planning. She established a methodology on the consulting side in her early years - looking at macro policies, supply and demand curves, and barrier structures; then she entered the perspective of Party A and turned the research into practical decisions on "where to build a factory, how to get orders, and how to get approval." Currently, he is the Marketing Director of Green Energy Origin Technology (GEO), responsible for overall coordinating the company’s global market insights and strategic planning.
At GEO, she faced the most hard-core European and American scenes: the company is headquartered in Luxembourg, with three super electrolyte factories in Memphis in the United States, Billingham in the United Kingdom, and Bohuming in the Czech Republic. At the North American Battery Show, electrolyte products accounted for nearly 40% of the U.S. market, and its business covers electrolytes, CNT conductive slurries, and solid electrolytes. Her job is not to write industry reports, but to translate "European and American localized supply chains" into implementable market entry paths: how to avoid IRA sensitive entity provisions, how to calculate the carbon footprint of the EU battery law, how to pass VDA6.3 and ISO systems, and how to present front-end process data during factory inspections by local customers. She has long tracked European and American new energy macro policies, industrial chain competition patterns and overseas localized supply chains, and has made systematic judgments on the compliance requirements and market barriers for Chinese-funded enterprises going overseas in Europe and North America.

In-depth echo with the theme of the forum "New Energy and New Materials"
Zhou Yuanyuan's report"European and American New Energy Market Development and Trends" just brings the main axis of this forum "New Materials - New Equipment - New Globalization" to the European and American high-voltage supervision scene:
Market layer - the United States is not a "high-price market" but a "local manufacturing market": under IRA, FEOC, and sensitive entity rules, the space for simply exporting cells and materials has narrowed, and local factory construction + local employment + local data have become standard; Europe is a "carbon asset market": CBAM, battery laws, and digital product passports (DPP) shift costs from tariffs to full life cycle traceability.
Material layer - European and American customers' requirements for electrolyte purity, CNT dispersion stability, and solid electrolyte interface impedance are behind the dual standards of vehicle regulations and energy storage grid connection; material factories cannot just submit "specifications", but must submit "carbon footprint + traceability + failure model".
Equipment layer - the front-end grinding and dispersing equipment goes overseas. What is sold is no longer a single machine, but a "data package" with process curves, dielectric loss, online granularity, and batch CV values. Otherwise, it will not pass the design verification (DV/PV) of European and American customers.
For material factories, it answers "Why is it so difficult to get European and American orders?"; for equipment factories, it reminds equipment to have built-in compliance and audit capabilities; for Yifu, it means that every set of parameters output from the new park production line must be directly connected to the data link between European and American BMS and battery laws. The underlying trend in Europe and the United States is the re-coupling of "Chinese efficiency" and "Western rules."
In the golden autumn of November, Gucheng’s new garden opens
From November 16th to 17th, the new park and forum opened simultaneously in Gucheng, Xiangyang, Hubei. It is recommended that all friends who make overseas, European and American orders, electrolytes/CNT/solid materials, carbon footprint compliance, and local factories set aside their seats: listen to Zhou Yuanyuan from the frontline of the GEO global market, explain clearly "how European and American new energy will change in the next three years, and how Chinese capital can enter and stand firm"; also see how Yifu's new production line uses a set of auditable and reproducible process bases to receive design verification from European and American customers. Relocation is not a ribbon-cutting, but a first-line globalization team like Yifu and GEO, working together to bring the Chinese battery chain into the main channel of Europe and the United States.
Billion starts a new journey, a rich future, Gucheng New Park will see you there!
2026 New Energy and New Materials Industry Development Forum and Yifu Intelligent Hubei New Industrial Park Moving Celebration
Time:November 16-17, 2026 | Location: Gucheng, Xiangyang, Hubei, China
Speaker:Zhou Yuanyuan (Marketing Director of Green Energy Origin Technology GEO)
Speech Topic:"European and American New Energy Market Development and Trends"
Sponsor:Yifu Intelligent
Co-organizer:Shanghai Nonferrous Network
Co-organizer:Central South University
Support:Gucheng County People's Government
November 16-17, 2026, Gucheng, Xiangyang, Hubei.
On the day of the celebration of Yifu Intelligent Hubei New Industrial Park, the forum's vision shifted from "how to transform the production line" to "how to enter the European and American markets." When the U.S. IRA rules continue to tighten, the European Union's CBAM carbon border mechanism enters the payment period, and the battery law checks the carbon footprint and recyclability ratio item by item, the overseas expansion of new energy is no longer a problem that can be solved by "quotation + delivery date", but a triple game of policy, local manufacturing, and data compliance.
In this round of "European and American rules resetting", we invited a market operator who understands both the consulting framework and Party A's implementation - Zhou Yuanyuan, marketing director of Green Energy Origin Technology (GEO). She studied at University College London (UCL) in the UK from undergraduate to master's degree. She has 7 years of experience in new energy industry chain research and strategic planning. She has both top consulting methodology and a practical background in Chinese-funded enterprises going overseas. She is officially confirmed to attend this forum and the moving celebration of Yifu Intelligent Hubei New Industrial Park, and will bring a keynote report."European and American New Energy Market Development and Trends". From local production capacity in North America to the bottom line of European carbon tariffs, she will unpack "what Europe and the United States want" at once.
A market trader who translates "European and American market language" into executable actions for Chinese capital
Zhou Yuanyuan is a master's degree from University College London (UCL). In the past seven years, she has been deeply engaged in new energy industry chain research, competition landscape analysis and overseas strategic planning. She established a methodology on the consulting side in her early years - looking at macro policies, supply and demand curves, and barrier structures; then she entered the perspective of Party A and turned the research into practical decisions on "where to build a factory, how to get orders, and how to get approval." Currently, he is the Marketing Director of Green Energy Origin Technology (GEO), responsible for overall coordinating the company’s global market insights and strategic planning.
At GEO, she faced the most hard-core European and American scenes: the company is headquartered in Luxembourg, with three super electrolyte factories in Memphis in the United States, Billingham in the United Kingdom, and Bohuming in the Czech Republic. At the North American Battery Show, electrolyte products accounted for nearly 40% of the U.S. market, and its business covers electrolytes, CNT conductive slurries, and solid electrolytes. Her job is not to write industry reports, but to translate "European and American localized supply chains" into implementable market entry paths: how to avoid IRA sensitive entity provisions, how to calculate the carbon footprint of the EU battery law, how to pass VDA6.3 and ISO systems, and how to present front-end process data during factory inspections by local customers. She has long tracked European and American new energy macro policies, industrial chain competition patterns and overseas localized supply chains, and has made systematic judgments on the compliance requirements and market barriers for Chinese-funded enterprises going overseas in Europe and North America.

In-depth echo with the theme of the forum "New Energy and New Materials"
Zhou Yuanyuan's report"European and American New Energy Market Development and Trends" just brings the main axis of this forum "New Materials - New Equipment - New Globalization" to the European and American high-voltage supervision scene:
Market layer - the United States is not a "high-price market" but a "local manufacturing market": under IRA, FEOC, and sensitive entity rules, the space for simply exporting cells and materials has narrowed, and local factory construction + local employment + local data have become standard; Europe is a "carbon asset market": CBAM, battery laws, and digital product passports (DPP) shift costs from tariffs to full life cycle traceability.
Material layer - European and American customers' requirements for electrolyte purity, CNT dispersion stability, and solid electrolyte interface impedance are behind the dual standards of vehicle regulations and energy storage grid connection; material factories cannot just submit "specifications", but must submit "carbon footprint + traceability + failure model".
Equipment layer - the front-end grinding and dispersing equipment goes overseas. What is sold is no longer a single machine, but a "data package" with process curves, dielectric loss, online granularity, and batch CV values. Otherwise, it will not pass the design verification (DV/PV) of European and American customers.
For material factories, it answers "Why is it so difficult to get European and American orders?"; for equipment factories, it reminds equipment to have built-in compliance and audit capabilities; for Yifu, it means that every set of parameters output from the new park production line must be directly connected to the data link between European and American BMS and battery laws. The underlying trend in Europe and the United States is the re-coupling of "Chinese efficiency" and "Western rules."
In the golden autumn of November, Gucheng’s new garden opens
From November 16th to 17th, the new park and forum opened simultaneously in Gucheng, Xiangyang, Hubei. It is recommended that all friends who make overseas, European and American orders, electrolytes/CNT/solid materials, carbon footprint compliance, and local factories set aside their seats: listen to Zhou Yuanyuan from the frontline of the GEO global market, explain clearly "how European and American new energy will change in the next three years, and how Chinese capital can enter and stand firm"; also see how Yifu's new production line uses a set of auditable and reproducible process bases to receive design verification from European and American customers. Relocation is not a ribbon-cutting, but a first-line globalization team like Yifu and GEO, working together to bring the Chinese battery chain into the main channel of Europe and the United States.
Billion starts a new journey, a rich future, Gucheng New Park will see you there!
2026 New Energy and New Materials Industry Development Forum and Yifu Intelligent Hubei New Industrial Park Moving Celebration
Time:November 16-17, 2026 | Location: Gucheng, Xiangyang, Hubei, China
Speaker:Zhou Yuanyuan (Marketing Director of Green Energy Origin Technology GEO)
Speech Topic:"European and American New Energy Market Development and Trends"
Sponsor:Yifu Intelligent
Co-organizer:Shanghai Nonferrous Network
Co-organizer:Central South University
Support:Gucheng County People's Government