Stop talking about overcapacity! The US-Iran war exposes the truth: there is a huge gap in global new energy, and many countries are targeting China's advanced industrial chain

The US-Israel war has triggered fluctuations in fossil energy prices, exacerbating the energy security crisis. International experts at the China Development Forum pointed out that there is not an oversupply of global new energy, but rather a significant gap. China, with its complete new energy industrial chain and technological advantages, has become a core force in filling the global gap. Experts warn that the risks of over-reliance on fossil fuels are becoming apparent, with global oil reserves only sufficient to last three to four months. The surge in energy prices will lead to economic losses and intensified inflation. Countries like Vietnam are accelerating their transition to new energy to ensure energy security