At the 16th BRICS Summit, Chinese President Xi Jinping showcased China's advancements in green technology as a valuable reference for global development. Despite economic struggles during Golden Week, China is pushing forward with investments in renewables, particularly in manufacturing and high technology sectors like green tech. The country is aggressively promoting its 'new three' industries for export, including solar cells, lithium batteries, electric vehicles, and hydrogen fuel cells. China established the Central Financial Commission to drive green tech exports, yet doubts linger about its success under party-controlled financial governance. The launch of China's Certificated Emission Reduction scheme aims to supplement carbon trading systems, but it caused concern among pollution-heavy industries. President Xi reiterated the country's reliance on fossil fuels until clean energy can sufficiently meet demand, emphasizing China's primary focus on global green energy leadership over domestic green energy development. Despite challenges, China remains committed to positioning itself as a key player in the green energy market, prioritizing export growth to potentially revive its struggling economy.