In July 2020, supported by Energy Foundation China, the Center for Environmental Education and Communications, a think tank overseen by China’s Ministry of Environmental Protection of China, released this research report on how to use communication to guide people’s low carbon consumption behavior.

In 2019, with support from Energy Foundation China, Media Quotient Lab researched communication strategy for air pollution control in the Fenhe-Weihe Plains region.

In January 2020, Southern Weekly released this survey report conducted by Ipsos, with support from Energy Foundation China.

By identifying the main areas of low carbon consumption in the future, the report studies the structural changes in consumption in China and its influencing factors. Combined with China’s medium- and long-term development goals, the report predicts what low carbon consumption might be like in 2030 and 2050 and how consumer preference would change over time.

In 2018, Energy Foundation China supported the Carbonstop to survey the consumption of energy saving appliances during China’s annual shopping fiesta on “Singles Day/Double 11.”

In the opening session of the 19th Communist Party congress, president Xi Jinping pointed it out that by “taking a driving seat in international cooperation to respond to climate change, China has become an important participant, contributor, and torchbearer in the global endeavor for ecological civilization.”

In 2017, Energy Foundation China supported the Center for Environmental Education and Communications of the Ministry of Environment Protection, the Remin University, and the MediaQLab to develop a communications toolkit to help control disaggregated coal burning. Based on an analysis of user awareness, behavior, and feedback on disaggregated coal and its alternatives, the toolkit provides practical communications methods to promote stakeholder understanding and implementation of disaggregated coal control.

In 2017, Energy Foundation China supported the Center for Environmental Education and Communications of the Ministry of Environment Protection, the Renmin University, and the MediaQLab to research how residents in the Beijing-Tianjin-Hebei region are using disaggregated coal and their environmental awareness, The resulting report analyzes experiences and challenges of promoting disaggregated coal control policies and provides comprehensive recommendations that will help policymaking.