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Experts think a lack of flexibility in China’s grids could undercut potential efficiency gains from artificial intelligence.
Experts question whether overseas assistance can make any difference to a cycle of failed projects and stalled ambitions.
Supply-chain push may bring new deals but do little to help producer countries develop their mining sectors.
Solar power, electric vehicles (EVs) and other clean-energy technologies drove more than a third of the growth in China’s economy in 2025 – and more than 90 per cent of the rise in investment.
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