Mr Qiao Gangjie, Vice-General Manager of Gemeng International, a Chinese international company, has underscored the need for adequate investments in clean and green energy, as means to boost power generation globally.

He also said such investments would not only help to advance green economy, but also tackle energy deficits in the energy sector within developing countries.
Qiao gave the advice in an interview with the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) on Friday in Taiyuan, Shanxi Province, China.
The vice-general manager spoke on the sidelines of a field visit by foreign journalists on a tour of the organisation under the auspices of the China Public Diplomacy Association (CPDA).
According to him, developing countries could learn a lot from China in terms of sustainable energy production and management to tackle deficits in the area of clean and green energy.
Qiao said, “Our organisation has the plan to expand its foreign market of green energy sector, especially in Africa and other areas we are focused on.
“For now, we are more focused on assemble of energy production with coal-fired plant, in future our interest will be to transfer into green and clean energy.
“Like we have wind power, hydro power and follow-up power.
“In the past we spread our power grid to enable it reach more areas, of course this is the first area and the second one is the distributor of photo-take or wind power equipment.
“It is designed for households to have wind or solar power, whereby households can access energy using panels on their rooftops.”
Qiao explained strategies that were adopted by the organisation to have contributed to success so far achieved.
He, therefore, said a lot could be achieved by countries in Africa and other parts of the world through adequate investments in clean and green energy to promote sustainable growth.
“The first thing that we resolved to do is to expand our power grid, to allow it to reach more areas, of course this is the first area.
“The second is we want to allow room for more areas; the second is distributed like photo- take on panel for now, especially with the green energy.
“The third area is designed in such a way that during the day we derive energy from sunshine and because in the night there is no such thing.
“We developed storage equipments for deriving such energy, so it is these areas investors should be more focused on,” Qiao added.
The team comprised 27 media representatives from 25 countries across the world.