
China’s Green Investments Transform Central Asia’s Economy
China’s investment in Central Asia is evolving towards renewable energy and infrastructure, fueling economic transformation and regional integration.
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China’s investment in Central Asia is evolving towards renewable energy and infrastructure, fueling economic transformation and regional integration.

Shanghai unveils the world’s first wind-powered underwater data center, marking a new era in sustainable technology.

China launches its first large-scale solar test base on desert land, advancing renewable energy with new solar and wind power projects.

China’s renewable energy sector reaches historic highs, leading global growth with record installations and technological innovations in wind and solar power.

Gim Huay Neo of the World Economic Forum discusses China’s progress in renewable energy and the challenges posed by trade barriers disrupting clean energy supply chains.

China accounted for over 50% of the global increase in renewable energy capacity in 2023, according to IRENA. Despite trade tensions, the energy transition continues as China leads in low-carbon technologies.

Angela Wilkinson of the World Energy Council highlights China’s key role in shaping a sustainable global energy future, focusing on energy security, affordability, and sustainability.

Tariffs can slow down economies but have less impact on renewable energy, says IRENA’s director-general. Despite challenges, the global shift to clean energy is inevitable.

As extreme heat grips the Global South, China leads efforts in renewable energy and calls for global cooperation to combat the accelerating climate crisis.

At Brazil’s Belo Monte Hydroelectric Station, China’s partnership boosts renewable energy as trainee Francy Mendes scales towers to inspect power lines.