With China approaching the operational start of its national ETS, the system’s infrastructure design is now in its final stages. One key building block is the national registry, which is currently being developed by a project team led by China Hubei Carbon Emission Exchange (CHEEX). On June 19th, the GIZ
In order to discuss the progress on and ensure the quality of implementation of the “Plus-energy building and blocks research” supported by GIZ “Supporting Jiangsu Low Carbon Development Project”, GIZ Jiangsu project organized a mid-term expert review meeting. The meeting took placed in Nanjing on June 11, 2020. At the
On 11 June 2020, the Sino-German Climate Partnership conducted a webinar where it released guidelines on developing and implementing “Sustainable Energy and Climate Action Plans” (SECAPs). These guidelines are targeting Chinese cities as part of the project’s efforts to promote integrated planning of climate action and a low-carbon energy transition
Mr. Jaeckel (front row, third from left) at SPS meeting on 17 January 2020 in Beijing. Source: CCICED German experts recently joined two additional Special Policy Study (SPS) research groups of the China Council for International Cooperation on Environment and Development (CCICED). Mr Stephan Contius, Head of Division IK I
Workshop on energy statistics systems in China and Germany. Copyright: GIZ Together with leading German experts, the Sino-German Climate Partnership’s energy component held a workshop on energy statistics systems, which are a crucial condition for successful policy-making in the energy sector. When people think about the energy transition, few consider
On 8 November 2019, GIZ’s Supporting Jiangsu Low Carbon Development project, together with the Changzhou Municipal Development and Reform Commission and the State GRID Changzhou Power Supply Company, held a forum on the smart energy internet. The forum focused on topics of energy internet status and prospects from both a
