"Pakistan is among the beneficiaries of affordable, high-quality Chinese-made solar panels and systems. Over the last few years, Pakistan"s solarization has helped the country save more than $12 billion in fuel imports. At current market prices, this would also help the country save about $6.3 billion this year," Khan said.

　　China is now undergoing a new phase of energy transition, moving from fossil fuels to a low‑carbon or even zero‑carbon system. By leveraging its vast domestic market to build industrial competitiveness, China has propelled the entire photovoltaic (PV), battery, and electric vehicle (EV) value chains onto the global stage, analysts said.

　　According to a report by the CNPC ETRI in December 2025, China, as the world"s largest energy producer and consumer, as well as a leader in green technology, is steadily contributing to a fair, balanced and inclusive global energy governance system.

　　The nation is becoming a stabilizer for global energy security, a bridge for the green transition, and a source of innovation for the future of global energy, the report said.

　　From electric heavy-duty trucks operating in mining areas to photovoltaic panels sailing across oceans, and to energy-storage power stations in the deserts of Africa, "Made in China" has become a fundamental enabler of the global energy transformation.

　　The new-energy-plus-electrification revolution, spearheaded by China, is reshaping the global energy landscape.