Hey there, global citizens! Big news from Down Under 🌏🐨! Chinese Premier Li Qiang dropped in on Perth this Tuesday and had some game-changing ideas about China and Australia teaming up in the new energy scene. 🔋✨
Imagine a world where China’s cutting-edge tech in new energy vehicles and lithium batteries joins forces with Australia’s rich resources of lithium and other critical minerals. Sounds like a match made in eco-heaven, right? 🌍💚
During his visit to Tianqi Lithium Kwinana Pty Ltd and Fortescue Metals Group (FMG) along with Fortescue Future Industries (FFI), Premier Li, accompanied by Australian Minister for Resources Madeleine King and Western Australia's Premier Roger Cook, emphasized how both countries can leverage their strengths for mutual benefits.
\\"Let’s build competitive industrial and supply chains in the new energy sector,\\" Li suggested. \\"Together, we can boost low-carbon development and contribute to the global green transition.\\" 🌐♻️
He was super impressed with the hydrogen-powered haul truck, the liquid hydrogen mobile refueler, and the electric locomotive developed by FFI. Talk about engineering goals! 🚛💨
Li also expressed his hopes for companies like Tianqi Lithium to keep giving back to local communities and for Australia to keep rolling out the red carpet for Chinese businesses. \\"China welcomes more Aussie enterprises to invest and take root in our country,\\" he added. \\"Let’s promote the continuous development of China-Australia relations!\\" 🇨🇳🤝🇦🇺
In a chat with Western Australia's Premier Roger Cook, Li highlighted how China and Western Australia are like two peas in a pod: highly complementary economies with top-tier cooperation. Cook was all for it, saying Western Australia is stoked about strengthening ties, establishing more direct flights (fancy a trip, anyone? 🛫), and achieving even more fruitful results together.
So, what does this mean for us? Well, a greener planet, more innovative tech, and stronger global friendships! Now that's something to get excited about! 🌟
Stay tuned, amigos, because the future of green energy just got a whole lot brighter! ☀️⚡
Reference(s):
Li Qiang: China, Australia can build competitive new energy chains
cgtn.com
