I was at a conference, and this is a presentation by a China Analyst, Climate Energy Finance at a conference on Australia–China green economy cooperation. Key points are: - China dominates global clean energy and clean tech manufacturing, holds ~40% of global solar, leads global EV sales (2.4 million in Q1 2025, +36% YoY), and controls over 80% of global manufacturing capacity across 11 clean-tech supply chain segments (solar, batteries, critical minerals processing). - China is Australia's #1 trade partner and offers the world's lowest-cost, most advanced clean tech. - Government needs to build an enabling environment through a future-oriented national China strategy, bilateral decarbonisation agreements, clearer foreign investment rules

The attached slide shows a template of how to present the solutions of optimisation problems with uncertainty (stochastic optimization problems) . We draw the scenario tree (e.g. using PowerPoint if it has few stages). And then inside we use symbols to represent the investment decisions. I record a video showing slides from an actual project.

The text explains that clean power is now growing fast enough to cover rising global electricity demand, which means the electricity sector may be starting to move away from fossil fuels permanently. The report is about the global electricity system, not a specific country or region. In 2025, solar and wind met almost all new electricity demand, while fossil fuel generation fell slightly, and renewables produced more electricity than coal for the first time in the modern power system. The report also explains why the transition is not complete yet. 📊 DOWNLOAD THE REPORT: Go to the 'Energy Market Intelligence' section inside the Classroom tab and select '10.3' , to read and download the report in PDF & Word formats. The report includes all downloadable market diagrams and citation links in addition to the text. You can use the diagrams and the text as you wish without limitations.

To decarbonise the electricity sector, France is mining lithium for energy storage, transport and decarbonisation! Source: https://www.lesechos.fr/industrie-services/energie-environnement/imerys-se-lance-dans-la-course-au-lithium-avec-un-projet-a-1-milliard-deuros-en-france-1872166

Dear colleagues, I would like to share the second part of the report I wrote some time ago. This time I have focused on a more niche topic. Also, as of June 20th, I will be participating in a short-term program in Poland. Therefore, I will be in Europe. If you are interested in working together or have any opportunities you can direct me to, I would be happy to be in touch. You can send a message through this application or contact me at mstafakaramn@gmail.com so we can discuss this in more detail.