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[ Aug 19, 2017 ]
EF China and China Southern Power Grid Signed a MOU

A Memorandum of Understanding was signed between Energy Foundation China (EF China) and China Southern Power Grid Co., Ltd (CSG) on August 17 in Guangzhou.

[ Jul 19, 2017 ]
Zou Ji to Serve as President of Energy Foundation China

We are delighted to announce that as of today, our new Energy Foundation China President, Prof. Zou Ji, has officially joined the staff in our Beijing Representative Office.

[ Jun 08, 2017 ]
Clean Energy Transition becomes the new engine of economic growth ——Energy Foundation holds Clean Energy Economy Transition Forum in Beijing

On June 6th – 8th, the Eighth Clean Energy Ministerial (CEM8) and the Second Mission Innovation Ministerial (MI-2), hosted by the Ministry of Science and Technology was held in China National Conference Center. On June 6th, Energy Foundation, with the approval of the Ministry of Science and Technology, successfully organized the side event —— Clean Energy Economy Transition Forum.

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[ Sep 27, 2017 ]
How to Reach Air Quality Standard of PM2.5 in China by 2030 -- a numerical simulation discussion based on energy and end-of-pipe control scenarios

In order to support the potential of achieving long-term improvement of air quality in China, the Energy Foundation China supports Tsinghua University to conduct a study on How to Reach Air Quality Standard of PM2.5 in China by 2030. Based on the results from energy forecasting model, emission inventory, and air-quality model, this report provides recommendations for the major cities of China to reach Air Quality Standard of PM2.5 in near future.

[ Sep 26, 2017 ]
The Hidden Costs of China’s Coal-to- Chemical Sector -- A framework to stress test investments for environmental risks

To better inform investment decision making, this study develop a pragmatic framework for investors to assess environmental risks using the coal-to-chemical sector as an example. This report is developed by the Trucost and S&P Dow Jones Indices, and is supported by Energy Foundation China.

[ Aug 16, 2017 ]
Changing Cities in 5 Steps

China’s urbanization is transitioning from an era of sprawling expansion to the pursuit of livability. Only cities that are designed and constructed for people can be livable and sustainable.

 
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