German manufacturers are collaborating with Chinese firms to share emission capture technologies, aiming to expand their market presence in China and reduce their carbon footprint. The Chinese government's focus on clean energy and emission capture technologies could lead to increased cooperation.
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German manufacturers are seeking Chinese firms for emission capture technologies.: German manufacturers are seeking Chinese firms for emission capture technologies.
Chinese government's focus on clean energy and emission capture technologies.: Chinese government's focus on clean energy and emission capture technologies.
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