（投资中国）中国欧盟商会能源工作组主席徐忠华：欧中新能源合作会越来越多

Core Viewpoint - The energy sector is a significant area of cooperation between China and the European Union, with both parties having mutual needs in traditional fossil energy and increasing collaboration in renewable energy [1][2]. Group 1: Traditional Energy Cooperation - Both Europe and China require substantial imports of oil and natural gas, leading to numerous global collaborations in upstream oil and gas exploration and development [1]. - European companies, such as Total Energy, are engaged in cooperative exploration projects with China, aiming to lower costs through joint financing and procurement of Chinese products and services [1]. Group 2: Renewable Energy Collaboration - China has established a strong industrial ecosystem in solar energy, wind power, electric vehicles, and batteries, contributing significantly to global low-carbon transitions [1]. - The Chinese industrial chain provides Europe with affordable green products, while European green innovation concepts greatly benefit China's industrial development [1]. Group 3: Investment Opportunities - European energy companies are keen to invest in China due to its vast market and the significant energy demands arising from its manufacturing sector [2]. - Investing in China offers European companies growth opportunities, as success in the competitive Chinese renewable energy market indicates global competitiveness [2]. Group 4: Policy and Standards - China's commitment to its "dual carbon" policy instills confidence in EU companies, with clear timelines for energy transition and ongoing efforts to align international standards in green electricity and certificates [2]. - The collaboration in areas such as renewable energy development, industrial policy, environmental standards, and supply chain coordination is expected to increase as both parties aim for carbon neutrality [3].