In the past year, China's power generation capacity from clean energy sources surpassed its capacity from fossil fuels for the first time.

Last year, China's EV exports were valued at approximately $76 billion, compared to $3 to $4 billion for the United States.

China's strategic focus on renewable energy development began in the late 1980s and early 1990s.

China's cumulative investment in its renewable energy sector has exceeded $1 trillion.

The global clean energy market is estimated to reach a value of $7 trillion by 2035.

In 2023, China invested $1 trillion in renewables and saw its EV exports increase by 80%, battery exports by 40%, and solar panel exports by 20%.

The Trump administration rolled back approximately 95% of the Inflation Reduction Act.

In a recent year, China's exports of electric vehicles increased by 80%, battery exports by 40%, and solar panel exports by 20%.