The Third China International Supply Chain Expo in Beijing this week put the nation's clean energy ambitions center stage, with a dedicated exhibition area highlighting cutting-edge technologies driving the global transition to sustainable power. Over 1,200 exhibitors from 55 countries and regions demonstrated advancements in solar, wind, hydrogen, and smart grid systems, underscoring China's role as both a manufacturing hub and innovation driver in renewable energy.
Visitors explored a complete clean energy industrial chain display – from polysilicon production to photovoltaic modules and energy storage solutions. A highlight included next-generation perovskite solar cells achieving 33.7% conversion efficiency, potentially revolutionizing rooftop solar adoption. 'This expo isn't just about products – it's about building collaborative networks,' said energy analyst Li Wei during a panel discussion. 'China's scale in manufacturing and R&D investment creates unique opportunities for cross-border climate partnerships.'
The event coincided with new data showing China accounting for 60% of global renewable energy equipment exports in 2024. European and ASEAN buyers reportedly dominated deal-making sessions, with particular interest in modular nuclear reactor designs and AI-powered grid management systems. Organizers emphasized the expo's alignment with Beijing's dual carbon goals and the Belt and Road Initiative's green development framework.
