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Tianhe Green Construction Photovoltaic Building Materials Headquarters Project settled in Suzhou Wujiang.

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20/01/2026
"WeChat official account of Suzhou Wujiang Releases" news: On January 20th, Suzhou Wujiang district held a signing ceremony with Tianhe Solar Group, the headquarters of Tianhe Green Building Photovoltaic Building Materials project officially settled in Wujiang.
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