The Boao Forum for Asia 2025 Annual Conference, held in Boao, Hainan, China, featured Zhong Baoshen, Chairman of LONGi, at the China-Australia Business Leaders Forum. Zhong discussed strategies for promoting regional trade, strengthening technological collaboration, and advancing the global energy transition in the renewable energy sector. He highlighted the significance of the RCEP agreement in boosting China-Australia cooperation, particularly in areas like renewable energy and photovoltaics. Zhong emphasized LONGi's commitment to the RCEP framework and its role in driving regional trade and investment growth. He also discussed the Memorandum of Cooperation between China and Australia, underscoring the increased investment opportunities in clean energy industries. LONGi views Australia as a crucial market due to its solar resources and is actively contributing to the country's PV and green hydrogen sectors. The company is dedicated to promoting green manufacturing and adheres to 100% renewable energy manufacturing standards. Through initiatives like RE100 and EP100, LONGi focuses on reducing the carbon footprint of the PV industry and advancing eco-friendly energy solutions. Additionally, Zhong advocated for unified ESG standards between the two nations to enhance the certification processes for renewable energy projects. LONGi's partnership with UNSW has led to significant breakthroughs in PV technologies, with global recognition for their high-efficiency cells. The company's expansion into green hydrogen and green methanol businesses aligns with Australia's renewable energy goals. LONGi aims to provide integrated solutions across photovoltaic systems and sustainable energy forms to support the global energy transition. The article concludes by highlighting Australia's progress in rooftop solar adoption and its ambitious renewable energy targets. LONGi's commitment to collaboration with Australian partners in PV, green hydrogen, and green methanol sectors underscores its role in shaping the renewable energy landscape and driving progress towards carbon neutrality.