In April 2023, with support from Energy Foundation China, the Center for Climate Communication and Risk Governance at the Tsinghua School of Journalism and Communication released this report explaining how to improve climate communication in China, based on a nationwide survey of 8,077 Chinese citizens and several focus groups and in-depth interviews with experts, climate communication practitioners, and members of the public.

In February 2023, the Center for Environmental Education and Communications, a research institution overseen by China’s Ministry of Ecology and Environment, released this report reviewing how personal carbon accounts are developed and innovated in China.

In June 2022, with support from Energy Foundation China, Southern Weekly released this survey report about people’s understanding and actions regarding urban transportation options. Ipsos was commissioned to conduct the survey.

In April 2022, the All-China Environment Federation released this document, which was drafted by the federation’s Committee of Green, Circular, and Inclusive Development and the Center for Environmental Education and Communications of China’s Ministry of Ecology and Environment. It was part of a bigger project exploring standards and pilots of personal carbon accounting, with the supported of Energy Foundation China.

In April, 2022, supported by Energy Foundation China, the Innovative Green Development Program (iGDP) released this report discussing feasible strategies that might encourage the public to adopt greener and lower carbon consumption behavior.

With support from Energy Foundation China, China Sustainable Transportation Center released its report evaluating low carbon travel in urban neighborhoods in collaboration with the School of Architecture at Tsinghua University, CityDNA, and the Green Research Center of Southern Weekly in December 2021.

In September 2021, Media Quotient Lab released this air quality communication report, with support from Energy Foundation China.

Supported by Energy Foundation China, the China Association for NGO Cooperation compiled and published in June 2021 a series of stories about how China’s citizens and civil society take climate action.

In March 2021, Carbonstop released this comparative research report that calculates GHG emissions of two types of shopping in China, with support from Energy Foundation China.

In 2020, Energy Foundation China supported Carbonstop to research on GHG emissions of e-commerce enterprises in China. Their findings were released in this report in March 2021.