中欧绿色产能合作为全球提供广泛机遇

Group 1 - China and Europe are enhancing cooperation in ecological and green production, focusing on clean energy and technological innovation to address climate change challenges [1][8] - In Eastern Europe, Chinese companies are investing in clean energy projects, such as the 84 MW wind farm in Bosnia, which generates 259 million kWh annually and reduces CO2 emissions by approximately 240,000 tons [2] - In Croatia, a solar project is underway that will become the largest in the country, expected to generate 165 million kWh and reduce carbon emissions by 150,000 tons annually [2] Group 2 - Portugal is expanding cooperation with China in solar and lithium battery sectors, aiming for a solar capacity of 22 GW by 2030, with a lithium battery factory investment of €2 billion [3] - Chinese electric vehicle brands are gaining popularity in Europe, with companies like BYD and Chery establishing local production facilities [4] - Chinese battery manufacturers, such as CATL, are setting up factories in Germany, Hungary, and Spain, supporting local automotive supply chains [4] Group 3 - China is recognized as a leader in the global electrification process, with calls for Europe to learn from its advancements in solar and energy storage technologies [5] - In Northern Europe, China and Norway are collaborating on green shipping and carbon capture, with significant potential for mutual benefits [6][7] - Various projects, including solar power and electric vehicle manufacturing, are being implemented across Europe, showcasing the extensive reach of China-Europe green cooperation [7][8]