I'm not familiar with the figures you presented. I do handle the trade side. Fortunately, we have a natural resource centre that focuses on energy, the environment and the energy transition, but I'd be curious to see the numbers for India too. I imagine their numbers are going up. I know exports from Australia certainly have, following their agreement with India.
You could say that China is one step forward, two steps back. Someone from the other side, who's on the clean energy side—the solar side—could say it's two steps forward, one step back.
There are many factors at play with China. I'm not trying to equivocate here; it's just a very complex, multi-faceted engagement with them on energy and the transition. China is doing things that I think countries that are concerned about climate change and reducing emissions would support very much, and there are things for which China would be castigated. I think that's across the board in the developing world.