High-level representatives from China and partner nations emphasized collaborative green technology solutions during a COP30 side event in Belém, Brazil, this week. The November 12 forum showcased cross-border initiatives accelerating the global energy transition through innovation.
Chinese Vice Minister of Ecology and Environment Zhao Yingmin outlined Beijing's commitment to 'open, mutually beneficial cooperation' in clean energy infrastructure and carbon-neutral technologies. Brazil's Minister of Environment Marina Silva highlighted joint reforestation programs and smart grid developments with Chinese technical support.
Key announcements included:
A new Belt and Road Green Development Partnership focusing on solar/wind power integration
Plans for a Global Clean Energy Cooperation Platform launching in Q1 2026
Expanded training programs for developing nations' climate technicians
The dialogue occurred as COP30 negotiators work to finalize enhanced emission reduction targets. Analysts note China's renewable energy exports grew 18% year-on-year through Q3 2025, positioning green tech collaboration as both an environmental and economic priority.
