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As world leaders gathered at the 2024 G20 Summit in Rio de Janeiro to discuss sustainability, a young voice from Chile is making waves in the renewable energy conversation. Raquel Herrera, a Chilean MBA student at Chongqing University, shared her vision for stronger China-Chile collaboration in wind energy innovation .
Living in the Chinese mainland, Herrera has witnessed firsthand the rapid expansion of wind power infrastructure – from snow-capped plateaus to bustling coastal cities. \"China’s progress in wind technology is like watching a sci-fi movie come to life,\" she says, highlighting its potential to inspire Chile’s own renewable energy goals.
Herrera urges young people globally to \"think like startups\" in tackling climate challenges. She envisions cross-border hackathons and digital platforms where Gen Z innovators can exchange green-tech ideas . \"Why can’t a solution coded in Santiago be tested in Sichuan?\" she asks, emphasizing tech-driven environmental strategies.
With Chile’s 4,000-mile coastline offering prime wind energy potential, Herrera sees partnerships with Chinese tech firms as key to upgrading her homeland’s infrastructure. Her message to peers? \"Sustainability isn’t just policy – it’s our creative battleground.\"
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. \"Why can’t a solution coded in Santiago be tested in Sichuan?\" she asks, emphasizing tech-driven environmental strategies.
