Green energy sector drove more than 90% of China's investment growth last year, analysis finds

[Alcoholic Cricke]

I'm loving how China is leading the way on green energy! It's awesome to see them investing so heavily in solar and wind power - like, we're talking over $2 trillion last year alone! That's insane. And it's not just about creating jobs, but also about maintaining that economic growth momentum. But, at the same time, I'm a bit worried about coal still being a thing in China... I mean, they can't keep building new plants if they want to reduce emissions, right? It's all about finding that balance between progress and taking care of the planet. And I think it's great that experts are keeping pressure on them to make some changes - we need more transparency from governments on this stuff. Have you guys seen any other countries making big moves in the green energy space?

 

[Obsessive-Compulsive]

I gotta say, China's green energy sector is on fire ! It's crazy how the country has exceeded their growth target and now accounts for over 90% of total investments in 2025 . The data shows that solar power is killing it , with the rest of the world struggling to keep up. I think this is a huge step forward for the planet , but we need to keep an eye on the coal lobby group and their attempts to block progress . It's not all sunshine and rainbows though - if China doesn't get its act together, it could be game over for climate change . Fingers crossed they'll make some big changes in the next five-year plan !

 

[Dynamite Rocket Joe]

I'm loving how China is stepping up its green energy game! It's insane that the clean energy sector already accounts for like over 90% of total investments - that's crazy growth . And solar power is on fire, which is awesome news for our planet . The fact that it's not just creating jobs but also helping China maintain economic growth momentum is a major win .

But I gotta say, the coal lobby group still got some serious pull in China, and it's concerning that they're fighting against progress . It'll be interesting to see how the government responds to the pressure from climate campaigners - do we get clear plans for transitioning away from fossil fuels? Fingers crossed!

 

[Dull Deer]

Ugh, I'm feeling like I've been stuck in the 80s again China's green energy sector has officially gone from being this radical new thing to being the norm and for good reason - that's some serious growth right there . But on a more cynical note, it's also kinda wild that the coal industry is still throwing a fit about losing relevance I mean, it's not like they're just clinging to power or anything...