Lili Pike is a staff writer at Foreign Policy. She focuses on U.S.-China relations, China’s foreign affairs, and the country's response to climate change, with a keen interest in energy policy and environmental sustainability. Lili's work has been featured in notable publications including Grid, The Messenger, and Bloomberg News.
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By: Lili Pike, Gautam Naik
Manufacturers of electric vehicles, batteries, and solar panels are wooing new markets.
By: Lili Pike
Energy-strapped nations rush to Chinese solar and EVs as fuel prices soar
By: Lili Pike
Companies like Jinko Solar, Chery Automobile, and BYD are seeing surging demand for EVs, batteries, and solar panels in markets seeking alternatives to costly fuel imports.
By: Lili Pike, Coco Liu
Some of the world’s top green manufacturers are abandoning ambitions in the US as policies target foreign entities.
By: Coco Liu, Lili Pike
(Bloomberg) -- Renewable energy manufacturer Jinko Solar Co.'s recent decision to sell control of its Florida facility extends a multi-billion
By: Coco Liu, Eva Brendel, Lili Pike, Eamon Farhat
The US has become a more hostile environment for Chinese clean-tech manufacturers.
China is reaping benefits as a global leader on the green transition and other nations should follow as the Iran war shows the vulnerability of a fossil fuel-based economy, according to the top United Nations climate official.
By: Monique Mulima, Emily Forgash, Lili Pike, Leslie Kaufman
The Trump administration called it DEI
By: Alastair Marsh, Lili Pike
Tencent Holdings Ltd. and Contemporary Amperex Technology Co. Ltd., two of China’s most valuable companies, are joining a new initiative intended to bolster corporate demand in the slowing market for carbon credits.
By: Ishika Mookerjee, Lili Pike
Renewables are poised to attract fresh, large-scale investment as energy security and supply chain concerns drive an increase in demand and revenue for the sector, according to Singapore’s chief climate diplomat.
