Fujian Province
Critical minerals, policy, and the energy transition
The Energy Transition in Fujian Province
Fujian Province, located on China's southeastern coast, is rapidly emerging as a critical player in the nation's energy transition. Known for its strategic location and mineral wealth, Fujian produces vital resources such as copper, silver, rare earth elements, tungsten, and gold, which are indispensable for the development of renewable energy technologies, electric vehicles, and energy storage systems. The province is committed to achieving a low-carbon future through a combination of policy initiatives and sustainable practices. Key future strategies include accelerating the development of clean energy, with a particular emphasis on offshore wind and nuclear power, while also enhancing the region’s energy infrastructure to integrate renewable sources more effectively. Fujian is focusing on electrification and increasing energy efficiency, aligning with China’s national goals of carbon neutrality by 2060. Additionally, the province is promoting green technologies, fostering innovation, and supporting the transition to sustainable industries. These initiatives position Fujian as an integral part of China’s green energy shift, playing a significant role in the country’s push for environmental sustainability and energy security. By harnessing its critical minerals and investing in the future of clean energy, Fujian is paving the way for a more sustainable and low-carbon economy.
Critical Minerals produced in Fujian Province
Essential minerals production and products in Fujiian Province
A provincial analysis of China’s critical minerals and policies
SFA explores the provincial frontlines of China’s strategy to secure its future in the global energy transition. As demand for critical minerals rises for electric vehicles, batteries and renewable energy, China sits at the centre of this shift as both producer and consumer. SFA examines how provincial policies, resource endowments and mining practices shape China’s critical minerals landscape. From lithium-rich Qinghai to rare earth-heavy Inner Mongolia, this province-by-province analysis reveals the challenges and opportunities driving China’s role in the future of global energy and environmental policy.


Meet the Critical Minerals team
Trusted advice from a dedicated team of experts.

Henk de Hoop
Chief Executive Officer

Beresford Clarke
Managing Director: Technical & Research

Jamie Underwood
Principal Consultant

Ismet Soyocak
ESG & Critical Minerals Lead

Rj Coetzee
Senior Market Analyst: Battery Materials and Technologies

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