光抢一个安世还不够？冯德莱恩：欧洲的机会来了，首先从中国开始

Group 1 - The European Union aims to develop green energy to dominate the global market, similar to China's success in the photovoltaic sector, but faces strong opposition from the U.S. [1] - Trump's administration prioritizes non-renewable energy markets, particularly oil, viewing them as the most familiar and profitable avenues for the U.S. government [3] - The EU is attempting to push for a green alliance to reduce dependence on non-renewable energy, but U.S. opposition complicates this initiative [7] Group 2 - The EU's plan to stop importing Russian natural gas by the end of 2027 is challenged by the ongoing Russia-Ukraine war, leading to increased investment in renewable energy [7] - China's technological leadership in solar, battery, and hydropower sectors has established its near-monopoly in these markets, posing significant challenges for the EU's ambitions [9] - The EU has imposed sanctions on certain Chinese and Russian companies in an effort to compete in the renewable energy market, but China's dominant position remains difficult to disrupt [10] Group 3 - The EU is under significant internal and external pressure due to insufficient energy supply guarantees, which is diminishing its competitiveness on the international stage [11] - To secure a place in the global energy transition, the EU must simultaneously address economic, energy, and political challenges [11]