DONGGUAN, China, Sept. 28, 2025 /PRNewswire/ — Huawei FusionSolar held the 4th & 5th Global Installer Summit in Dongguan. More than 1200 partners and installers from around the world dived deep into the PV and energy storage system (ESS) market trends, installer strategies, success stories, and marketing strategies, co-creating a bright future of the distributed energy.

Zhou Jianjun, Vice President of Huawei and President of Global Marketing, Sales and Services of Huawei Digital Power, delivered a welcome speech at the summit. He noted that “every installer is the last-mile value creator and deliverer.” He explained that the summit aims to share the Huawei Digital Power’s positioning and strategies with global installers, highlight the latest technologies, products, and solutions, and establish a seamless communication platform. By gathering industry-leading practices from around the world, the event fosters business growth through practical experience and collective efforts toward a better future.

Sun Xiaofeng, President of Smart PV & ESS Marketing and Sales Services, Huawei Digital Power, delivered a keynote speech on “Huawei’s Culture and Innovation System.” He mentioned that Huawei Digital Power will stay customer-centric and committed to digitalization, intelligence, and decarbonization, ensuring continuous investment for cutting-edge technologies. Huawei Digital Power will maintain close cooperation with global partners and customers, and embrace future uncertainties with an open mind to build a better, greener future.

Jack Tong, President of Global Residential and C&I Smart PV & ESS Business, Huawei Digital Power, shared Huawei FusionSolar’s installer strategies. He pointed out that the Installer and EPC are the safety protector, quality guarantor and value creator in last mile in the transformation from energy consumers to energy prosumers for homes and enterprises. Huawei is committed to building a simple and efficient business journey for installers, and working with users, installers, and partners for shared success.

Allen Zeng, President of Technical Service & Operation, Huawei Digital Power, delivered a keynote speech titled “Engineer Your Success: Smarter Installs, Advanced Support, and Limitless Opportunities.” He revealed four major trends: stricter safety requirements, record-high growth market, increasing importance of the ESS, and new growth engines needed in the market. Huawei has built a three-dimensional service system that features quality excellence, professional mastery, and a strategic vision, focusing on simplified installation and maintenance, professional technical support and training, and long-term profits to help installers achieve business success.

Xia Hesheng, CMO of Huawei Digital Power, delivered a keynote speech titled “Simple Makes Wiser, Marketing Guidelines to Installers”, emphasizing the importance of branding and marketing for business success. Huawei Digital Power continuously enhances brand momentum and works with installers in Europe, Asia Pacific, Africa, and Latin America to explore successful joint marketing models. Huawei Digital Power will collaborate openly with partners and installers to share branding and marketing resources and expertise, fostering mutual business success.

Wang Wenyuan, Smart PV Management System Chief Engineer, Huawei Digital Power, shared “SmartDesign: From Concept to Business Plan in 10 Minutes.” SmartDesign is an online design tool that can efficiently solve many challenges faced by installers when designing solutions for owners, including standardized design, device selection, and intuitive and visual project benefits. Without needing to be on site, installers can complete a design in just 10 minutes. SmartDesign supports electrical design, 3D modeling, PV layout, and device list generation. In addition, it can generate detailed reports to clearly display the system return on investment (ROI), significantly improving the communication efficiency and experience between owners and installers.

In addition, Huawei FusionSolar solution experts provided in-depth analysis of the core value of Residential and C&I One-Fits-All Solutions, empowering global installers with practical insights and impactful takeaways. Installers from across the globe shared real-world applications and success stories, sparking forward-thinking ideas and new opportunities for collaboration through dynamic exchange.

The four-month (From April 1 to July 31) Huawei FusionSolar Creators’ Cup successfully concluded with a vibrant award ceremony. Installers from around the world showcased compelling stories of green and low-carbon development across homes and businesses. Through the lens, they captured authentic reflections and deep insights into the present and future of sustainable living.

The summit delivered high-impact, content-rich agendas centered on cultural consensus, strategic alignment, technological innovation, and model breakthroughs. More than just a global gathering for Huawei FusionSolar installers, the events served as vital platforms for cross-market and cross-regional knowledge exchange, where insights flowed freely and capabilities were elevated. Looking ahead, Huawei FusionSolar remains committed to collaborating with global partners to integrate industry expertise, accelerate the digital transformation of energy, and build a better, greener future.

BEIJING, Sept. 28, 2025 /PRNewswire/ — This is a news report from China Daily: The Nile River, eternal and majestic, carves its path through endless desert landscapes before surrendering to the Mediterranean in North Egypt. Along its fertile black banks, ancient Egyptian civilization blossomed, a land of awe and mystery where the world’s first scripts were etched, some of the earliest cities rose, and belief in eternity gave shape to temples and tombs.

Today, this river of history flows into a new chapter, as China and Egypt join hands to guard the legacies of their ancient civilizations. Together they are breathing new life into weathered stones and faded murals, through joint archaeological digs, relic restorations and cultural exhibitions.

In this dialogue across time, two cradles of human wisdom affirm a shared belief that the diversity of civilizations is a treasure to be cherished, and that protecting the past is a way of inspiring the future, experts said.

From the summer of 2024 to the summer of 2025, Shanghai Museum staged the landmark exhibition “On Top of the Pyramid: The Civilization of Ancient Egypt”. Showcasing 788 rare artifacts, the 13-month event drew an impressive 2.78 million visitors. The exhibition presented over 400 newly unearthed artifacts, underscoring the rich fruits of recent China-Egypt joint archaeological projects.

In recent years, China and Egypt have steadily deepened archaeological cooperation. In 2018, following a protocol between Egypt’s Ministry of Tourism and Antiquities and the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences, China’s first full archaeological mission in Egypt began excavations at the Montu Temple ruins in Luxor’s Karnak Temple Complex.

In parallel, joint efforts are underway to nominate China’s Baiheliang Ancient Hydrological Inscription and Egypt’s Rawda Island Nilometer as World Cultural Heritage sites of the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO).

Meanwhile, teams have begun digitally documenting thousands of ancient coffins in Saqqara — a sprawling necropolis of ancient Egyptian royalty — contributing to both preservation and scholarship.

Yan Haiying, professor of history at Peking University, said that China and Egypt, both heirs to ancient civilizations, stand as mirrors to one another. Comparative research between these two cultural giants not only deepens mutual understanding, but also enriches each side’s sense of identity and historical self-awareness.

“The exhibition of ancient Egyptian civilization has sparked a cultural wave in China. In the past, Egypt-themed shows here were often canned exhibitions curated in the West and staged mainly for profit. This time, however, Shanghai Museum achieved a major breakthrough, taking the lead in curating independently and working hand in hand with Egyptian counterparts. Without the joint archaeology of China and Egypt, these newly unearthed relics could never have come to China,” Yan said.

She said ancient China and Egypt, both nourished by great rivers, shared striking commonalities as agrarian civilizations. Each cultivated cosmologies and philosophies rooted in the idea of harmony between heaven and humanity, and in prayers for blessings in the afterlife. Both sought a unified national order and revered the ideal of living in balance with nature.

“Therefore, before the relics of ancient Egypt, Chinese hearts stir with a quiet resonance: two great civilizations, though distant, recognizing one another across the span of time,” Yan said.

Xue Jiang, a researcher at the World Art History Institute of Shanghai International Studies University, said that ancient Egyptian and Chinese civilizations share similar characteristics, and these cultural parallels have laid a strong foundation for the two nations to deepen cooperation in preserving their rich heritage.

Xue and his colleagues carried out field research in Egypt on the digitization of newly unearthed artifacts, which led to an agreement with Egyptian partners to launch a series of long-term collaborative projects. The first initiative, which focused on the investigation, cataloging, database creation and joint publication of artifacts discovered in Saqqara, was designated as a pilot, testing new methods and technologies for heritage preservation.

“Following our research, we will publish findings in Arabic, Chinese and English, and establish a trilingual database. Looking ahead, we plan to set up joint laboratories and apply China’s most advanced archaeological technologies to help Egypt build a modern archaeological system,” he said.

Both experts said strengthened cooperation between China and Egypt in heritage protection will not only deepen cultural exchanges, but also contribute to safeguarding the diversity of world civilizations.

“Every civilization shines with its own brilliance, and all stand equal, and this forms the very foundation of dialogue and exchange. As heirs to these legacies, we bear the responsibility of safeguarding world heritage and preserving the shared treasures of human civilization,” Xue said.

Yan said that with each newly unearthed artifact, Egyptian national pride swelled and confidence soared, inspiring renewed efforts to safeguard their cultural treasures and celebrate their rich history.

“Understanding one’s past is key to fostering one’s cultural confidence. China and Egypt should work together to safeguard their shared historical and cultural heritage, enhance the protection and transmission of cultural relics, and jointly preserve the collective memory of history,” she said.

Xue added: “Civilizations are neither superior nor inferior; they are united by the shared aspiration to learn from one another, collaborate and achieve mutual benefit. In reflecting on civilization, we must not only examine its authenticity, but also seek a collective human memory and empathy that transcend time and space.”

From advanced nuclear power equipment to smart robotics, the Chinese industry pioneer unveils integrated solutions to tackle energy security and intelligent manufacturing challenges

SHANGHAI, Sept. 28, 2025 /PRNewswire/ — Shanghai Electric (SEHK: 2727, SSE: 601727), a global leader in industrial and energy equipment manufacturing, highlights its latest breakthroughs in new power systems and zero-carbon industrial parks at the 25^th China International Industry Fair (CIIF 2025), held September 23 to 27 in Shanghai.

Themed “Never Stop the Evolution,” Shanghai Electric’s exhibition at CIIF 2025 accentuates its commitment to enhancing global supply chain resilience through clean energy and smart manufacturing. The company aims to accelerate the transition to a sustainable, high-precision industrial ecosystem amid rising demands for energy security and decarbonization.

Groundbreaking advancements making industry-wide impact

At CIIF 2025, Shanghai Electric presented high-end, intelligent, and green technological innovations across seven sectors—energy, industry, drives, components, healthcare, environmental protection, heating and cooling. Recognized for its revolutionizing contributions and impact, the company won four CIIF Energy Awards and two CIIF Industrial Automation Awards, making it the most awarded exhibitor at this year’s fair. Highlights included:

• Hualong One advanced PWR core equipment and large forging development;
• Next-gen ultra-supercritical steam turbines with deep peak-shaving capabilities;
• 300MW hydrogen-blended heavy-duty gas turbine;
• LDES No.1 500 kW/2 MWh double-container vanadium-iron liquid flow battery energy storage system;
• Intelligent manufacturing and maintenance algorithm development and application of complex energy equipment;
• Spirit Python tube-climbing robot.

As China’s sole supplier of high-temperature gas-cooled reactor core equipment, Shanghai Electric exhibited models of its Hualong One and Guohe One reactors, demonstrating its robust capabilities in the manufacturing of third- and fourth-generation primary nuclear power equipment technologies.

Since 2000, Shanghai Electric has been a key participant in the “Artificial Sun” nuclear fusion project, emerging as one of the most comprehensive suppliers of core equipment for nuclear fusion reactor systems. At CIIF 2025, the Company showcased critical components of the reactor systems, including the vacuum chamber, thermal shield, coil box, and Dewar vessel. These exhibits highlighted China’s independent innovation capabilities in controlled nuclear fusion technology.

The Company also presented the Taonan integrated wind-biomass green methanol project, China’s first EU ISCC-certified large-scale green methanol initiative. The project provides a scalable “electricity-hydrogen-methanol” pathway for decarbonization in sectors including aviation and shipping.

Furthermore, Shanghai Electric is strengthening its supply chains and advancing smart manufacturing, delivering integrated solutions for manufacturing, chemicals, metallurgy, smart cities, and industrial parks. The high-precision grinding centers with nanometer-level accuracy for aerospace engine components and robotic joints, thereby enhancing global high-end manufacturing supply chain diversity.

Leveraging its diverse industrial portfolio and cross-sector synergies, Shanghai Electric has achieved a full-industry-chain ecosystem in robotics—spanning robot bodies, applications, key components, and core manufacturing equipment, to deliver resilient, cost-effective automation solutions for global industrial automation operators. The exhibition at CIIF 2025 featured specialized robots like LINGTENG (pipe inspection), LINGHANG (patrol), LINGYAO (wheel-legged), LINGKE (dual-arm), and HENGSUN (hip surgery system), as well as humanoid robot components.

As heritage meets innovation, Shanghai Electric also presented a special exhibition titled “Century of Power” featuring historic artifacts including China’s first 6,000 kW steam turbine measuring instrument, reflecting the Company’s engineering legacy and reliability, which is the cornerstone of delivering mega-scale projects worldwide.

Looking forward, Shanghai Electric will continue to drive synergetic evolution in energy and industry, refining and upgrading our core technologies toward a future defined by ‘industrial innovation, and intelligent manufacturing without boundaries.’ With new quality productive forces as the key driver of high-quality development, Shanghai Electric aims to propel Shanghai and China’s new industrialization through innovation-driven growth, tangible advancements, and high-end transformation.

TOKYO, Sept. 28, 2025 /PRNewswire/ — Hit TV anime “The Summer Hikaru Died” (original manga published by KADOKAWA; anime co-produced by CyberAgent and KADOKAWA; animation production by CygamesPictures) will officially return for a highly anticipated second season.

“The Summer Hikaru Died” is a coming-of-age horror story that follows Yoshiki, an ordinary high school boy, as he experiences a series of mysterious and unsettling incidents in his daily life with Hikaru—a mysterious being that imitates his childhood friend Hikaru Indo.

Since its broadcast premiere on July 5, the series has captured fans with its haunting visuals and immersive sound design. Following Episode 2, the anime ranked No. 1 on Japan’s “Today’s Top 10 Series” on Netflix. (*1) They secured the No. 1 spot on ABEMA’s weekly anime ranking for three consecutive weeks, generating widespread excitement throughout the summer of 2025.

To mark the announcement of Season 2, we are pleased to share special illustrations from the original manga’s creator Mokumokuren and character designer Yuichi Takahashi as well as comments from Chiaki Kobayashi (voice of Yoshiki Tsujinaka) and Shuichiro Umeda (voice of Hikaru). Fans can look forward to the continuation of this series, which took the summer of 2025 by storm.

(*1) Weeks of July 7–13 and July 14–20, 2025

Creator & Cast Comments:

Mokumokuren (Original Story)

Chiaki Kobayashi (Voice of Yoshiki Tsujinaka)

“Congratulations on the announcement of Season 2 of The Summer Hikaru Died!

It’s not an exaggeration to say that the summer of 2025 was defined by this series for me. It was such a meaningful time, and I’m truly happy to see the story continue- and to once again portray Yoshiki Tsujinaka.

Even with all of Yoshiki’s struggles and hardships, I’m eager to see where his journey goes next.

I hope you’ll stay with us, and thank you as always for your support!”

Shuichiro Umeda (Voice of Hikaru)

“Congratulations on The Summer Hikaru Died getting a second season!

I’m truly happy. I can’t wait to spend more time with Hikaru and the others when we return to the recording booth.

I’m also really looking forward to sharing this second season of the anime with all the fans.

Thank you so much, as always, for your support!“

Yuichi Takahashi (Character Design・Chief Animation Director)

Follow “The Summer Hikaru Died” on Social Media:

Official Website: https://hikanatsu-anime.com/
Official X: https://x.com/hikaru_anime_en
Official YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@hikaru_anime_en

Introduction

In a certain village
Since their childhood, they have grown up together.
Yoshiki and Hikaru, childhood
friends.
the sun shining down on them
the chirping sound of a cryptotympana facialis
Ice cream on the way home

Laughing over trivial things
One day in summer, no different from any other day

…… You’re not Hikaru after all, are you?

Half a year ago, Hikaru went missing in the mountains.
A week later, he came back on a whim.
The voice, the figure, the thing that looked like Hikaru
What was stirring inside…

“Hikaru is no longer with us. …… if that’s the case.”

Starting the days with “something” in the form of a friend,
The “same as usual” everyday life.
But at the same time…
Strange incidents begin to plague the village.

Falling into the unknown “something”
The curtain rises on a coming-of-age horror story.

Key Visual

Broadcast & Streaming Information
Available on Netflix worldwide from July 5th, 2025
Netflix (Worldwide): https://www.netflix.com/title/81948057

Cast

Yoshiki Tsujinaka: Chiaki Kobayashi
Hikaru: Shuichiro Umeda
Tanaka: Chikahiro Kobayashi
Rie Kurebayashi: Wakana Kowaka
Asako Yamagishi: Yumiri Hanamori
Yuta Maki: Yoshiki Nakajima
Yuki Tadokoro: Shion Wakayama

Staff

Original Story: Based on the manga “The Summer Hikaru Died” by Mokumokuren; originally serialized in YOUNG ACE UP, published by KADOKAWA

Director/Series Composition: Ryohei Takeshita
Character Design/Chief Animation Director: Yuichi Takahashi
DORODORO Animator: Masanobu Hiraoka
Prop Design: Ryunosuke Ouchi
Sub Character Design: Mai Watanabe, Hiroko Saigan, Shoko Nagasawa
Art Setting: Shuhei Tada, Takeyuki Takahashi, Yoshihiro Sono
Art Director: Kohei Honda
Color Design: Naomi Nakano（stella）
Assistant Color Design: Yuko Koshida
3D Supervisor: Yoshinori Nakano
Director of Photography: Tomohiro Maeda
2D Design: Yusuke Nagara, Yuri Tsue
Editing: Kashiko Kimura
Sound Director: Koji Kasamatsu
Sound Production: dugout
Music: Taro Umebayashi
Opening Theme Song: “saikai” by Vaundy
Now Streaming
– Streaming Link: https://lnk.to/Vaundy_saikai
– Non-Credit Opening Animation of “The Summer Hikaru Died,” Featuring the Opening Theme Song “saikai” by Vaundy: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UP7la6a1H1g

Ending Theme Song: “Anata wa Kaibutsu (you are my monster)” by TOOBOE
Now Available as an Advance Digital Release
– Streaming Link: https://tooboe.lnk.to/youaremymonster
– Non-Credit Ending Animation of “The Summer Hikaru Died,” Featuring the Song “Anata wa Kaibutsu (you are my monster)” by TOOBOE:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_dq21OHPJTk

Animation Production: CygamesPictures

Copyright: ©Mokumokuren/KADOKAWA/The Summer Hikaru Died Partners 
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