Home > News Press

Announcements CSEP Newsletters Press

Found 22 items. Showing page 1 out of 3 pages  First | Previous | Next | Last Sort By : Date Title Type Date Posted Title Files Type Apr 19, 2010 China Project: Energy Efficiency Products To promote energy conservation and emission reduction, China initiated an Energy Efficiency Products Good for People Project in May 2009, providing subsidies for ten products including air conditioners, new energy vehicles and etc. 0 Article Mar 25, 2010 China takes lead in clean-power investment (LA Times) China overtook the United States for the first time last year in the race to invest in wind, solar and other sources of clean energy, according to a comprehensive new report that raises questions about American competitiveness in a booming global market.

 0 Article May 2, 2007 China's Coal-Fueled Boom Has Costs Dr. Fuqiang Yang, CSEP's Chief Representative in Beijing, discusses the cost of coal to China's environment on National Public Radio. 0 Radio Apr 27, 2007 Is China Outdoing the US in Curbing Carbon? China's plans to limit emissions and boost efficiency could undercut a key argument against carbon dioxide limits in the US. With comments from Dr. Mark Levine of Lawrence Berkeley National Lab and CSEP's Douglas Ogden. 0 Article Oct 18, 2006 China Govt May Miss Energy-Saving Target Energy efficiency is the current buzzword among Chinese policy makers and it's a pillar of the nation's economic blueprint to 2010. But Beijing is facing the embarrassing situation of missing a key target in the very first year. 0 Article Oct 18, 2006 The Impact of Asia's Giants How China and India could save the planet—or destroy it. 0 Article Oct 18, 2006 Shanghai Targets 'Green' Power Plan Shanghai is expected to formally introduce a Green Electricity scheme this year, mainly targeting large non-household consumers, officials say. 0 Article Oct 18, 2006 China Grapples With Energy Demands Fuqiang Yang, CSEP’s Beijing Chief Representative, discusses how China is grappling with a massively increased demand for electricity. 0 Article Oct 18, 2006 China Enacts First Fuel-Efficiency Standards China has introduced its first fuel-efficiency standards for passenger cars, moving to control soaring oil consumption and ensure foreign automakers share their latest technology. 0 Article Oct 18, 2006 Choking on Growth Rapid economic development has led to filthy air. The good news: this is a mess that can be cleaned up. 0 Article First | Previous | Next | Last Found 22 items. Showing page 1 out of 3 pages

HOME | ABOUT US | PROGRAMS | REPORTS | WORKSHOP UPDATES | APPLICATION GUIDELINES | NEWSROOM | COMMUNITY | CONTACT US © 2008, Energy Foundation, All Rights Reserved| china@ef.org| Energy Foundation : www.ef.org| 京ICP备12038247号