Group 1 - China's electricity generation capacity is 2.5 times that of the United States, with plans to add an amount equivalent to Germany's total generation capacity each year [1] - China is leading in clean energy production, with a significant position in the global battery supply chain due to low commercial electricity prices and strong manufacturing capabilities [1] - In the electric vehicle sector, China dominates, accounting for nearly two-thirds of global electric vehicle sales in 2024, with six out of the ten best-selling electric vehicle brands being Chinese [1] Group 2 - India’s growth strategy relies on large-scale energy production, a vast domestic market, and opportunities for acquiring cutting-edge technology, all of which China currently leads [2] - India should focus on developing its solar energy and storage industries, closely linked to China's supply chain, and collaborate with Chinese capital for local production [2] - The development of artificial intelligence in India will thrive where computing costs are low, data is abundant, and regulatory support is present, aligning with China's strategy of using clean energy to power open-source AI [2] Group 3 - India's long-standing strategy has been characterized by "multilateral alliances," but it should now make clearer choices to collaborate with China in areas that advance its own goals [3]