European Green Tech Firms Showcase China Partnerships at Shanghai CIIE

European energy and industrial firms showed new green technology in Shanghai. The Ninth China International Import Expo featured major European brands. These include Swedish truck maker Scania and German firm Siemens Energy. This commercial momentum highlights growing green transition partnerships between China and Europe.

The expo highlighted corporate cooperation on global climate goals. Siemens Energy displayed offshore wind power and green hydrogen technology. The company employs six thousand people in China. French firm Schneider Electric presented an artificial intelligence energy system. The solution reduces energy consumption in industrial facilities by twelve to fifteen percent.

Luxembourg steelmaker ArcelorMittal partnered with China Oriental Group to produce magnetic materials locally. These components boost efficiency in electric vehicle motors and wind turbines. Swedish manufacturer Scania is developing heavy electric trucks tailored for Chinese transport routes.

China aims to peak carbon emissions before 2030 and reach carbon neutrality before 2060. The country target calls for cutting net greenhouse gas emissions by seven to ten percent by 2035. (Source: Xinhua)