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China's Clean Tech Exports Offset Emissions Amid Iran Energy Crisis

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Clean technology exports are growing faster than predicted due to soaring gas prices and the energy crisis stemming from the Iran war. China, the largest global supplier of renewable energy equipment, is exporting record amounts of technology. This deployment is estimated to avert about 450 million tonnes of carbon dioxide per year, which is roughly equal to Brazil’s annual emissions.

From euronews.com

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The surging global demand for renewables, driven by the Iran energy crisis, is accelerating the adoption of clean technology. China's increased exports of equipment like electric vehicles and wind turbines indicate a major shift in global energy supply and trade patterns.

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    Europe could see its structural energy transition accelerated as the Iran crisis drives global demand for renewables.

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