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"We don't have a global overcapacity in green energy," says John Pang, senior fellow at the Belt and Road Initiative Caucus for Asia Pacific. Instead, the real challenge, he believes, is ensuring that growing global fragmentation does not derail the green transition. As APEC energy ministers gather to discuss a more innovative and connected energy future, he argues that China's manufacturing strength can do more than supplying solar panels.

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