China’s Green Surge: Leading the Global Clean-Energy Revolution
China has emerged as a top investor in clean energy, channeling $675 billion in 2024 and shaping the global shift to renewables and low-carbon growth.
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China has emerged as a top investor in clean energy, channeling $675 billion in 2024 and shaping the global shift to renewables and low-carbon growth.
Green exports from the Chinese mainland jumped in 2025, with wind turbines up 30%, photovoltaic trade topping ÂĄ200B, and EV exports exceeding 2M units.
Sun Life’s Chris Wei highlights the power of two-decade partnership with the Chinese mainland’s Everbright Group in driving global green finance and low-carbon growth.
South China’s first large-scale sodium-ion battery station in Nanning expands operations, integrating 30 million kWh of renewables and cutting 13,500 tonnes of CO2 annually.
The U.S. Department of Energy has terminated 223 clean energy projects, cancelling nearly $8bn in funding amid a federal shutdown, impacting wind, solar and renewables.
At the UN Climate Summit, China announced bold 2035 NDCs to cut emissions, boost renewables and forests, and drive global climate governance.
China pledges a 7-10% cut in emissions by 2035, targeting 30% non-fossil fuels, 24B mÂł of new forests, EV dominance & a leading carbon market.
Three years on from the Nord Stream pipeline explosions, Germany has rebuilt its energy mix but faces soaring costs and industrial challenges.
China’s Global Governance Initiative unveils bold climate goals and a roadmap to revitalize multilateral effectiveness by 2035.
Nan’ao Island in Guangdong harnesses 116 offshore wind turbines and 1.2 million kW capacity to turn sea breezes into green energy for a sustainable future.