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Abstract Under the policy guidance of collectively building a “Green Belt and Road”, increasing investment in the new energy sector of “Maritime Silk Road” countries is not only an inevitable choice to solve the energy and climate dilemma, but also an opportunity to promote international connectivity and development of marine economy. Based on an investment environment evaluation model previously used in fossil energy sector, this paper applies it to the new energy sector by building suitable and relevant indicators reflecting “Belt and Road”coastal countries’ resource and market characteristics. Renewable energy resources potentials, policy trends and investment environment are
evaluated for selected “Belt and Road” coastal countries and national attractiveness indicators are formed. The result provides planning support and decision-making basis for Chinese energy enterprises to invest in the new energy sector of “Maritime Silk Road”, which will further enhance China’s influence in the international cooperation of the Maritime Silk Road’s energy transition.
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Published: 18 December 2024
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2023, Vol. 30 
