The　purpose　of　this　research　is　to　assess　China＇s　sustainable　economic　recovery　and　growth　through　a　comparative　analysis　of　China＇s　global　economy　following　Covid-19.　We　use　the　unit　root　test　and　generalized　method　of　moments　(GMM)　to　make　inferences.　The　growth　scenario　is　an　important　consequence　of　economic　recovery,　and　the　study　concludes　that　increased　energy　use　and　rising　energy　costs　need　greater　funding　for　the　energy　industry.　Green　energy　financing　is　urgently　required　to　offset　rising　production　costs　of　gas　and　electricity.　It　is　recommended　that　both　Chinese　and　global　financial　institutions,　banks　and　finance　ministries,　take　a　prominent　role　in　addressing　the　crisis.　This　can　be　achieved　by　investing　in　renewable　energy　to　improve　sustainable　economic　recovery,　reduce　greenhouse　gas　(GHG)　emissions　and　accelerate　economic　recovery.　This　must　be　carried　out　over　a　long　period　to　achieve　the　intended　results.　Strategic　development　goals　(SDGs),　such　as　SDG　7　on　clean　and　cheap　energy,　and　SDG　13　on　combating　climate　change,　are　urged　on　all　nations　in　both　areas.　(C)　2022　Economic　Society　of　Australia,　Queensland.　Published　by　Elsevier　B.V.　All　rights　reserved.