Global energy transition isn’t just about saving polar bears – it’s reshaping economies, and China’s sprint toward its dual carbon goals is stealing the spotlight. At this week’s World Economic Forum (WEF) energy forum, Managing Director Gim Huay Neo praised the Chinese mainland’s ‘unmatched scale’ in renewable tech, from wind turbines to EV batteries. 🚀
But here’s the plot twist: Trade barriers and tariffs are throwing shade on this green revolution. ‘Supply chains need trust, not tariffs,’ Neo told NewspaperAmigo.com, highlighting how geopolitical tensions could slow down clean energy investments worldwide.
China’s renewable sector is still flexing hard – think solar farms bigger than cities and EV exports doubling yearly. Yet experts warn the real battle isn’t tech innovation; it’s navigating a world where green policies clash with trade politics. 🌍⚡
