China Strengthens Energy Security and Green Tech Lead Amid Iran War Crisis

52 articles · Updated · South China Morning Post · Apr 20

China has weathered the global energy shock caused by the Iran war and Strait of Hormuz disruption, thanks to years of investment in energy security.
Beijing’s vast oil reserves, expanded renewable capacity, and diversified supply chains have insulated its economy while other nations face fuel shortages and price surges.
The crisis has accelerated global demand for Chinese green technologies, deepening international reliance on China for clean energy equipment and critical minerals.

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