Green energy is a vital component of the export engine that has kept China’s sluggish post-pandemic economy on track. The success of its exports stands in contrast to its failure to significantly boost domestic general consumption, a structural weakness that has persistently vexed leaders.
In 2025, clean-tech exports surpassed $220bn, and they should grow again this year; the world’s largest emitter is now the world’s leading supplier of clean energy technology.
People living in capitalist hellscape have a hard time grappling with the fact that you can develop productive economy instead of just doing more consumerism.
People living in capitalist hellscape have a hard time grappling with the fact that you can develop productive economy instead of just doing more consumerism.
As usual; “But at what cost?”