Perspectiva global｜Medios británicos: La transición energética hace que China sea más resistente frente a los conflictos en Oriente Medio

Xinhua News Agency London, March 31 — (Reporter Gao Wencheng) The British Financial Times recently published an opinion article stating that China’s long-term investment in clean technology and promotion of electrification transformation “possesses a unique resilience” when facing shocks from Middle Eastern conflicts. The article summary is as follows:

China values clean energy technology, has made substantial investments in electrification, and the development of solar and wind energy has advanced rapidly, enabling it to better respond to international oil price increases.

Goldman Sachs Group predicts that the diversification of energy structures, suppliers, and alternative routes bypassing the Gulf region mean that only about 6% of China’s overall energy consumption is directly exposed to the risk of Strait of Hormuz disruptions. At the same time, due to less impact from global energy price fluctuations, Chinese exporters will be more competitive.

Furthermore, Chinese companies have outstanding manufacturing capabilities in key green technology fields such as solar energy, batteries, and electric vehicle components. As market expectations for rising global demand for renewable energy grow, many investors are buying Chinese green energy stocks.

China’s image as a more stable partner for other countries and regions has also been enhanced. The recent China Development High-Level Forum gathered dozens of global CEOs, showcasing China’s reliability and supply chain. An exclusive survey by Morning Consult shows that China’s popularity is on the rise. (End)