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October 29, 2025 at 7:20 PM
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Analysis: China’s clean-energy exports in 2024 alone will cut overseas CO2 by 1% - Carbon Brief
China’s clean-energy technologies such as solar panels, batteries and electric vehicles are helping to cut emissions in other countries.
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July 25, 2025 at 11:10 PM
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South Asia, the Middle East, and North Africa are heavy-hitting regions for China's clean energy action and are set to see the greatest emissions reductions gains.
Grouped bar chart showing the top 10 countries for avoided CO₂ emissions from China’s overseas clean-tech activity, in MtCO₂, for 2024. The data is split into three categories: Exports, Overseas factories, and Overseas power projects, and broken down by technology: solar, batteries, EVs, hydro, and wind. Exports: India and Saudi Arabia lead with the largest emissions reductions, primarily from solar, followed by Pakistan, Netherlands, and others. Overseas factories: Saudi Arabia and Malaysia dominate, mostly with solar, with contributions from Mexico, Brazil, and the UK (including hydro and EVs). Overseas power projects: UAE leads, followed by Tanzania, Egypt, and Iraq, with a mix of solar, hydro, and wind. Two bar charts showing the regional impact of China’s clean-tech exports in 2024 on avoided CO₂ emissions: Left chart: Absolute avoided emissions by region in MtCO₂. MENA (Middle East and North Africa) leads with around 100 MtCO₂, followed by OECD Europe, South Asia, Southeast Asia & Pacific, North America, and other regions. Right chart: Avoided emissions as a percentage of regional totals. MENA again leads with a 4.5% reduction, followed by Sub-Saharan Africa (around 4%), Southeast Asia & Pacific (about 2.5%), OECD Europe (2%), and other regions. Source: Analysis by Lauri Myllyvirta for Carbon Brief.
July 25, 2025 at 11:10 PM
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Chinese cleantech exports reach nearly every country on earth. India and Saudi Arabia see the greatest emissions reductions from clean energy imports.
World map showing avoided CO₂ emissions in 2024 from China’s clean-tech activity, measured in MtCO₂ and represented by blue circles sized according to the volume of emissions reduced per country. Larger circles indicate greater CO₂ reductions. Saudi Arabia shows the largest reduction (80 MtCO₂), followed by India (34), the US (17), Pakistan (13), Malaysia (12), and the Netherlands (11). Several other countries across all continents show smaller reductions. A scale in the lower left corner shows circle sizes for 1, 10, and 80 MtCO₂. Source: Analysis by Lauri Myllyvirta for Carbon Brief.
July 25, 2025 at 11:10 PM
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The emissions reduced from Chinese manufacturing of cleantech (including overseas operations) is nearly equal to the annual emissions of Australia. 🇦🇺
July 25, 2025 at 11:10 PM
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The amount of emissions reduced from manufacturing these products far outweigh the emissions incurred from their development.

Incurred 2024 emissions: 110Mt CO2

Lifetime emissions reduced: 4GtCO2
Bar and area chart illustrating the global emissions impact of China’s clean-energy exports in 2024. The chart shows that the upfront manufacturing emissions (represented by a small dark bar above the zero line in 2024) are quickly offset in less than a year. Below the zero line, uniform dark blue bars represent annual CO₂ emissions avoided from 2024 to 2044 due to the use of these exports. A large blue hatched triangle beneath the bars visualizes the cumulative emissions avoided over 20 years, labeled “Emissions savings will be 40x the CO₂ impact of manufacturing.” Source: Analysis by Lauri Myllyvirta for Carbon Brief.
July 25, 2025 at 11:10 PM
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Solar panels, EVs, wind turbines, and batteries exported from China in 2024 will reduce global emissions by 220M tonnes (MtCO2). 🔋 🚙
Horizontal bar chart showing overseas CO₂ emissions avoided from China’s clean-tech activity in 2023–24, measured in MtCO₂ and broken down by technology type: solar, batteries, EVs, hydro, and wind. Three categories are shown: “Exports,” “Overseas factories,” and “Overseas power projects.” Solar dominates all three categories, particularly in exports, which account for the largest emissions savings. Batteries and EVs also contribute notably in overseas factories. Wind and hydro make smaller contributions. Source: Analysis by Lauri Myllyvirta for Carbon Brief.
July 25, 2025 at 11:10 PM
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What other unstoppable forces are you following?
July 16, 2025 at 1:03 AM
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#5: Solar energy is already the cheapest form of electricity. 💰

"On an unsubsidized $/MWh basis, renewable energy remains the most cost-competitive form of generation."

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"Bold orange background with a large black number '5' on the left. The main white text reads: 'Solar is Already the Cheapest Option'. Smaller white text underneath says: 'Its LCOE is below fossil fuels – and module costs keep trending down.' A black solar panel graphic appears in the top-right corner, reinforcing the solar energy theme."
July 16, 2025 at 1:03 AM
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#4: Domestic solar manufacturing is surging ☀️

8.6 GW of new solar module manufacturing capacity was added in Q1 2025, making it one of the largest growth quarters in history!

Source: seia.org/news/q2-2025...
"Bright orange background with large black number '4' on the left. The white and bold text reads: 'Domestic Solar Manufacturing Is Surging'. Below, smaller text in black and white says: '8.6 GW of module capacity was added in Q1 2025 alone — the 3rd biggest growth quarter ever.' The image emphasizes significant recent growth in U.S. solar manufacturing."
July 16, 2025 at 1:03 AM