BUSINESSJun 22 · 13:30 UTCSCMP CHINAMia Nurmamat

China’s green exports to the US surge as AI boom, Iran war lift demand

China’s exports of green-energy and battery products to the US have surged due to demand in America’s expanding AI sector, cooling trade tensions, and energy-security concerns linked to the Iran war. Customs data shows energy-related products, including unassembled photovoltaic cells, recorded significant year-on-year growth.

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