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China Clean Tech Exports Surpass U.S. Fossil Fuel Sales as Global Energy Shift Accelerates

China’s clean energy exports have surged to $120 billion through July, significantly outpacing U.S. fossil fuel exports of $80 billion. The widening gap highlights how global energy priorities are shifting toward renewable technologies despite Trump administration policies favoring carbon-based energy development.

China’s clean technology exports are dramatically outpacing American fossil fuel sales as global energy markets increasingly favor renewable solutions over traditional carbon-based resources. According to recent analysis using data from the U.S. Energy Department, Energy Information Administration, China’s GACC and energy researcher Ember, Chinese exports of clean energy-related products reached $120 billion through July 2025, compared to just $80 billion in U.S. carbon-based energy exports during the same period.

Growing Clean Tech Export Dominance

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JPMorgan Chase $10 Billion National Security Investment Targets Defense, AI, Energy

JPMorgan Chase has launched a decade-long $10 billion investment initiative targeting industries critical to US national security. The Security and Resiliency Initiative will focus on defense, frontier technologies, energy systems, and advanced manufacturing. CEO Jamie Dimon emphasized the need to reduce reliance on unreliable sources for critical materials and products.

JPMorgan Chase has announced a massive $10 billion investment plan targeting industries it deems crucial to national security, marking one of the most significant private sector commitments to strengthening American economic resilience. The banking giant revealed Monday that it will deploy capital over the next decade into defense and aerospace, frontier technologies including artificial intelligence and quantum computing, energy technology including advanced batteries, and supply chain manufacturing.

Strategic Investment in Critical Industries