China has shifted from producing low-cost goods to becoming a driving force in global clean-energy manufacturing. Its solar panels, batteries, and EV technologies now support energy transitions in more than fifty countries.
This growth has brought large gains. Since 2010, China has invested over USD 220 billion in overseas clean-tech projects, helping partner nations build new industries, create jobs, and access affordable renewable energy at scale.
Yet China’s dominance also raises concerns about market imbalance and dependence, leading the EU and United States to introduce tariffs and anti-subsidy measures. This video explains how China’s green manufacturing boom is reshaping global energy, and why the next decade will define its long-term impact.
Credit to : Energy Tracker Asia