This year marks the 10th anniversary of the Paris Agreement and the 5th anniversary of China's announcement of its "dual carbon" goals. In recent years, China has accelerated green innovation and integrated the concept of green development into economic and social life, from green and low-carbon travel to "green" electricity lighting up life. It has embarked on a high-quality development path that combines economic development and environmental protection. Recently, several foreign media outlets have focused on China's green "black technology", analyzing China's green innovation achievements and exploring how China's experience can help the world build a green home. "China's green innovation contributes to key solutions", according to the 2024 China Patent Survey Report issued by the China National Intellectual Property Administration, nearly 50% of Chinese enterprises have carried out or plan to carry out green innovation, of which 30.9% have carried out green innovation in strategic emerging industries. Electric vehicles used to face pain points and difficulties in low charging efficiency, but now they have been overcome by Chinese technology companies - China has developed a system that can quickly charge electric vehicles within 5 minutes, providing them with range power. ”The New York Times recently published an article stating that China has formed a significant leading advantage in clean energy technologies such as electric vehicles, solar panels, and wind turbines. China also ranks among the top in the world in terms of the number of patents in the field of clean energy. By 2024, the number of wind turbines and solar panels installed in China will exceed the total number of other countries in the world. Nowadays, Chinese companies are building electric vehicles and battery factories everywhere from South America to Africa, sparking a wave of clean energy enthusiasm. From green hydrogen energy, negative emission solutions to smart grids, China has formed a unique advantage in promoting key clean energy technology breakthroughs based on its industrial scale and technological strength. These technologies may reshape the future of China's economy and the earth. ”The Australian East Asia Forum website recently published an article stating that. The article states that in the field of technological innovation, there is a widespread problem of the "death valley" of innovation internationally, which is manifested in the disconnect between research and development results and market demand, making it difficult for innovative achievements in laboratories to enter real life. And China's industrial and technological strength may change this situation. From leading the production of photovoltaic panels to leading the development of battery manufacturing, China has demonstrated its ability to innovate and transform. China's green innovation has contributed key solutions. The international community is expected to transform green transformation into a tangible future through deepening cooperation with China, collaborative development, and promotion of emerging clean energy technologies. The website of The Economist magazine in the UK stated that in recent years, China has accelerated green innovation and made breakthroughs in areas such as hydrogen energy and carbon capture. Chinese companies have conquered the production technology of photovoltaic modules, power batteries, and electric vehicles with higher cost-effectiveness, leading the global supply of these three types of products. These technological achievements are rapidly being applied to global power production and road transportation systems, becoming a key driving force for decarbonization processes. China is taking big strides towards green development. ”Peter Buck, President and CEO of the World Business Council for Sustainable Development, stated that China is transitioning towards a low-carbon economy and accelerating towards its "dual carbon" goals. He gave an example that China is accelerating the electrification practice of urban transportation. By 2023, China's electric buses, electric taxis, and electric city delivery vehicles will reach approximately 550000, 420000, and 1 million respectively, demonstrating China's ability to rapidly apply clean energy technology solutions. Technological innovation is injecting new impetus into economic growth. The UK climate policy website "Carbon Briefing" published a report stating that by 2024, the clean energy industry will contribute 10% to China's economic growth, with particularly impressive performances in the electric vehicle, lithium battery, and solar cell industries. The report states that the clean energy industry contributes approximately RMB 13.6 trillion to the Chinese economy, comparable in scale to the annual GDP of countries such as Saudi Arabia. The article on the website of Singapore's Straits Times cited an analysis by the Finnish Energy and Clean Air Research Center, stating that the research conclusion that the clean energy industry empowers China's economic development is of great significance, indicating that green innovation can become an important driving force for economic growth and has significant value for the world to jointly address climate change. Behind the rapid development of "black technology" and the effective integration of China's "dual carbon" goals into national planning is a strategic determination that has persisted for many years. The 'dual carbon' target proposed by China is not limited to vision, but is effectively integrated into national planning. ”Azerbaijani media AnewZ reported that by the end of July 2024, China announced that it had achieved its 2030 installed capacity targets for wind and solar power six years ahead of schedule. At present, China is at the forefront of clean energy investment, technological innovation, and strategic deployment, ranking among the forefront of sustainable development and energy transformation processes. The 2025 edition of the World Energy Investment Report released by the International Energy Agency shows that China's position as a global innovator continues to consolidate, thanks to China's increased investment in scientific and technological innovation. Currently, China's share of global clean energy expenditure has increased from 1/4 to nearly 1/3. The report states that China has shown outstanding performance in reducing its dependence on oil and gas imports and playing a leading role in the field of new technologies. More and more shares of China's domestic and foreign energy investment are flowing towards clean energy and related manufacturing industries. According to an analysis article by The Japan Times, China attaches great importance to green technology innovation and has incorporated it into the national innovation system. China's leading position in the green technology supply chain is the result of government strategic support, innovation efficiency driven by economies of scale, and a future oriented industrial ecosystem. A commentary article in the South African newspaper The Independent stated that China has long included solar and wind energy in its development agenda, promoting the development of clean energy technologies. China seizes the opportunity of developing clean energy and takes a crucial step towards reducing pollution and carbon emissions, becoming a global leader in green technology. In 2023, China's newly added solar energy installed capacity, wind power installed capacity, and energy storage capacity will all increase significantly. The growth trend not only consolidates China's leading position in the field of renewable energy, but also significantly reduces the cost of global solar and wind energy technology. According to an article in Singapore's Straits Times, China, with years of investment, has taken a leading position in the global clean energy technology field and has become the world's largest manufacturer of electric vehicles and solar cells. China's green production capacity has effectively reduced the price of green technologies, enabling more countries to afford these innovative technologies and bringing dividends to developing countries. More and more emerging economies are showing strong interest in China's green technology, "multiple foreign media outlets have stated. China's green innovation is helping countries in the global South transition to green and low-carbon, shaping a sustainable global future. China's low-cost solar panels are helping illuminate rural communities in Zimbabwe. In countries such as Mexico and Thailand, Chinese electric vehicles are becoming increasingly popular as an affordable and clean means of transportation on urban streets. ”A recent analysis article on the World Economic Forum website states that the rapid development of green technology in China can help reduce global green energy costs and provide more people with opportunities to access clean energy solutions. More and more emerging economies are showing strong interest in China's green technology and planning to introduce related technological achievements on a large scale. ”In a recent news program on Consumer News and Business Channel in the United States, analysts from Eurasia Group, a political risk consulting firm, stated that China's clean energy technology provides highly adaptable solutions for the low-carbon transformation of developing countries. A recent article in The New York Times stated that China continues to supply high-quality new energy products to help other developing countries promote green and low-carbon transformation. The "cost-effective" Chinese plan is crucial for reducing global greenhouse gas emissions. A recent article published in the US National Interest magazine stated that China is a global leader in clean energy technology and has built a complete supply chain from key minerals to end products. Through the joint construction of the "the Belt and Road" initiative, China has opened up financing channels for global green energy projects. This "Green Silk Road" not only serves China's interests, but also responds to the urgent needs of countries in the South for new technologies. Taking Africa as an example, Chinese companies are vigorously promoting electrification in Africa and increasing the coverage of the continent's power grid through cost-effective solutions. The article said that China has tried to promote the digitalization of energy cooperation by relying on smart grid and other technologies, and has become the preferred supplier for the "the Belt and Road" co construction of national digital infrastructure. Based on its own manufacturing industry and super large market advantages, China will maintain its position as the world's largest producer of renewable energy equipment for a long time, and its green technology is expected to provide support for the economic development of most regions in the world. Against the backdrop of increasingly politicized and fragmented global climate governance, China's green innovation has achieved tangible results. ”The Financial Times said that under the framework of the joint construction of the "the Belt and Road", through exports and investment, China's green energy advantages are helping developing countries move towards a cleaner future and help them achieve low-carbon transformation and climate goals. (New Society)