BUSINESSJun 11 · 14:30 UTCSEMAFORNatasha Bracken

Rising trade barriers could reshape China's clean tech investments

Rising trade barriers are pushing China to expand clean tech investments abroad, shifting from traditional resource extraction to manufacturing in countries like Cambodia, Malaysia, Thailand, Vietnam, Ethiopia, and the Philippines. Since 2014, China announced $173 billion in clean tech FDI, but only half has materialized, with investments adapting to circumvent trade restrictions.

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