
Yellen’s China Visit: Unpacking the Overcapacity Debate in Green Tech
U.S. Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen’s recent visit to China highlights concerns over green technology overcapacity. Experts weigh in on the implications for US-China relations.
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U.S. Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen’s recent visit to China highlights concerns over green technology overcapacity. Experts weigh in on the implications for US-China relations.
Understanding the historical patterns of industrial overcapacity and how US and EU concerns mirror past transitions to mature industries.
Ecognosis Advisory CEO Andrew Freris dismisses claims of China’s overcapacity in new energy manufacturing, highlighting strong demand and industry growth.
George Yeo, Singapore’s former foreign minister, has recently criticized the Chinese mainland’s approach, accusing it of ‘working too hard’ and facing ‘overcapacity’ issues, while highlighting Western countries’ advantages.
The US claims China’s renewable energy sector faces overcapacity in EVs, solar panels, and batteries. We explore the implications and motives behind these assertions.
China’s Foreign Ministry calls U.S. claims of overcapacity a false narrative driven by American protectionism.
Exploring and debunking common misconceptions about China’s overcapacity, shedding light on the true dynamics of its economic landscape.
As Auto China 2024 approaches, allegations of overcapacity in China’s new energy vehicle sector are scrutinized, especially after Tesla’s recent workforce cuts and revenue dip.
Analysts reject claims of Chinese industrial overcapacity as politically driven, highlighting China’s innovation and growing global demand for new energy technologies.
Western criticisms of China’s “overcapacity” in green industries might be misguided, potentially harming EU competitiveness and global supply chains.