China’s green trade is leveling up in 2025, according to Li Chenggang, China’s international trade rep at the Ministry of Commerce (MOC). 🌏 Here’s the lowdown:
- Wind power boom: Exports of wind turbine generators and parts jumped 30% in the first three quarters.
- Solar swag: Photovoltaic products have racked up over 200 billion yuan in exports for four years running.
- EV takeover: Electric vehicles zoomed past 2 million units exported last year—first time ever!⚡
These green goods aren’t just hype—they’re helping keep China’s foreign trade stable while boosting its eco-credentials. 💪
On rare earth export controls: Li says the new rules are all about security, not slowing down green goals. Think of it as setting up your home firewall before you start streaming—security first, performance next. 🔒➡️🌱
Behind the scenes, the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology has been busy:
- 451 green design enterprises established
- 40,000+ green products promoted
- 6,430 national green factories & 491 green industrial parks
And when it comes to green services, Wang Xin from the People’s Bank of China notes that green credit, green bonds, and equity funds are fueling the shift. It’s like giving your startup the green light (literally!). 🚦📈
So there you have it—China’s green exports are riding high in 2025. For young pros and climate champs in South & Southeast Asia, it’s a cue to watch out for new collab opportunities in clean tech. Ready to ride the green wave? 🌊🌿
Reference(s):
cgtn.com
