In September 2023, Gehl, Energy Foundation China, and the China Sustainable Transportation Center released this booklet as a guide to people-first urban renewal.

In September 2023, with the support of Energy Foundation China, Naikai University and China Automotive Technology and Research Center Co., Ltd jointly released this research report analyzing how much carbon emission China’s non-road mobile machinery can potentially reduce and what policies might help fulfill the potential.

In September 2023, with the support of Energy Foundation China, Tsinghua University released this research report introducing global emission management practices in inland and coastal shipping and resenting a carbon-neutral strategy for inland shipping in China.

In September 2023, with the support of Energy Foundation China, Automotive Data of China Company and State Grid Smart Internet of Vehicles Company released this research report evaluating China’s existing charging infrastructure for electric commercial vehicles and proposing their 2035 development goals and an implementation pathway toward the goals.

In September 2023, with the support of Energy Foundation China, the Chinese Academy of Environmental Planning released this report discussing how China can co-manage criteria pollutants and carbon emissions from vehicles, with an estimation of the co-benefits.

In September 2023, with the support of Energy Foundation China, Southwest Jiaotong University released this research report using big data to study China’s shipping industry.

In August 2022, with the support of Energy Foundation China, Tsinghua University released this research report presenting a strategy for developing more renewable energy in Shanxi Province’s rural areas and comparing technological solutions for eliminating scattered coal in the central urban cluster of the coal-dependent province.

In September 2023, with the support of Energy Foundation China, Beijing CityDNA released this report analyzing green mobility behavior and potential carbon emission reductions in Chinese Cities.

In August 2023, with the support of Energy Foundation China, the Tsinghua Sichuan Energy Internet Research Institute released this report presenting a strategy that might help develop charging infrastructure and power grids in a harmonious way in Chinese cities, against the backdrop of a fast growth of private electric cars in recent years.

From 2022 to 2023, Energy Foundation China supported a research team led by Lu Keding from Peking University to study how to cut ozone, fine particulate matter (PM2.5), and greenhouse gas emissions at the same time.