A report from the World Economic Forum reveals that the green economy has grown into a multi-trillion-dollar market and is poised for sustained rapid expansion. In 2024, the global green economy reached over $5 trillion and is projected to exceed $7 trillion by 2030, with substantial market potential in emission reduction and climate resilience sectors.

Notably, China stands as the primary driver of global green economy expansion. Leading in critical dimensions such as investment and innovation, the country has demonstrated remarkable growth in clean energy investments and spearheaded the "electricity economy." China has achieved significant milestones in power generation and consumption and remains the world's largest electric vehicle market.

China's leadership stems from long-term industrial policy accumulation, marking a shift in global green energy dominance toward the East.

According to Tianyancha Professional Edition data, China currently hosts over 2.34 million eco-friendly companies in operation. Among these, approximately 251,000 new enterprises were registered in 2025 alone. Over the past decade, the number of eco-friendly company registrations has shown consistent annual growth, peaking in 2023 with over 401,000 new registrations before slightly declining to 372,000 in 2024.