JinkoSolar has again participated in the Business 20 (B20) summit in Washington, D.C., the only PV company to be invited to attend. It participated as a core member of the Energy Task Force, engaging in discussions with leaders from global companies, international organizations and business associations on energy issues.
The theme of the 2026 edition of the U.S. Energy Task Force is “Powering global growth through secure, abundant, affordable energy supply and infrastructure.” It calls on G20 leaders to collaborate with the private sector to mobilize various forms of investment, support technological innovation, enhance universal access to energy, accelerate the improvement of the global energy system and achieve long-term sustainable prosperity for both the environment and the economy.
As a core member of the Task Force, Jinko, drawing on its large-scale practices in the global photovoltaic and energy storage sectors, has put forward five recommendations:
1）、Improve supporting financing mechanisms for the sustainable energy transition and optimize supporting investment and financing conditions
2）、Promote the overall expansion of the global energy industry chain, particularly the supply of new energy sources—such as photovoltaics—that are larger in scale, faster to deploy, and affordable for all, enabling people worldwide to access affordable, accessible green energy
3）、Expand and modernize global energy infrastructure with photovoltaics, energy storage and AI as its green foundation.
4）、Address the surging electricity demand from the artificial intelligence (AI) sector by advancing projects that integrate computing and power—such as direct green power supply—along with grid upgrades and establishing a stable investment framework.
5）、Strengthen climate risk protection for the energy system; governments and the private sector should collaborate to establish unified risk early-warning systems, facilitate the cross-border flow of green electricity, and enable the cross-border flow of electricity using tokens as a new medium, thereby adapting to the new AI-driven power system management model.
