NDRC and World Resources Institute Ink Sustainability MOU
January 31, 2012 No CommentsWRI will be expanding its work in sustainable development in China with a goal of improving the lives of millions of people.
WRI will be expanding its work in sustainable development in China with a goal of improving the lives of millions of people.
Energy efficiency has dropped as a priority and boosting consumption has moved up
Political in-fighting has stymied China’s efforts at a unified approach to energy policy and implementation.
Current green building codes don’t bring any improvement in quality and environmental protection.
The State Council will hold provincial governments accountable for emission reduction and pollution control efforts, .
China will raise on-grid power prices and electricity rates for industrial users and put a ceiling on coal prices.
Anhui power authorities placed 2,352 companies on power brownouts plans.
2,255 energy-intensive manufacturers across 18 major industrial sectors targeted for closure.
Solar power only generated 6/10,000ths of China’s electricity in 2010.
Western companies operating in China are not immune to forced power outages.