Global Clean Energy Congress . China 2010

July 19, 2010 by Eugene  
Filed under China, Energy and Transportation, Events

October 18, 2010toOctober 21, 2010

This event description is submitted by the organisers of the Global Clean Energy Congress . China 2010.

Conference Overview

The Global Clean Energy Congress . China 2010 will be held in October 18th to 21st in Beijing, China. This event is organized by the China Association of Resources Comprehensive Utilization, Modern Energy HNZ industrial Group and supported by the World Alliance for Decentralized Energy, Chinese Renewable Energy Society, Zhejiang Renewable Energy Association, Zhejiang Nuclear Society, Nuclear Branch of China Physical Research Society, Power System and Clean Energy Magazine, Power.IN-EN.com, Heilongjiang Electric Industry Association, Shanghai Metering Industry Association, Zhejiang Electric Power Transmission and Distribution Industry Association, China Geothermal Society and so on.

GCEC 2010 is combined of seven independent summits:
World Wind Energy Summit·China 2010
World Photovoltaic Summit·China 2010
World Nuclear Energy Summit China·2010
World Carbon Market Summit·China 2010
World Bio-Energy Development Summit·China 2010
World Strong Smart Grid Summit·China 2010
World Geothermal Energy Cascade Development & Pump Technology Summit·China 2010 Read more

Green Building China 2009

November 3, 2009toNovember 4, 2009

This News Report is from the organizer of Green Building China 2009.

New Highlight of environment conservation – Green Building China 2009

gbc_logoIn the continuously evolving global contraction market, Asia has been proved to be the hot area with the most rapid development. In a year, it is expected that China, with an annual increase of over 9%, will come to the leadership in the construction industry. On the other hand, on the basis of energy-saving building, as the upgrade and development, green building seems to fit much more into the economic and social progress and to meet the demands of livelihood better.

Developing green building is an extremely important measurement of adapting China’s strategy to the global economic transformation and a curtail composition of the strategy to establish an innovative country, which makes green building an outstanding strategic position. China’s per capita natural resources seems at out elbows. Many existing buildings have a serious problem of resource and energy waste in the process of construction and use. Read more

China Sustainable Building Summit 2009

April 16, 2009 by Eugene  
Filed under China, Design and Buildings, Events

June 29, 2009toJuly 1, 2009

With support from World Green Building Council, UNEP SBCI and Purdue University, We IGVision will hold the China Sustainable Building Summit 2009 on June 29th to July 1st in Shanghai China, together with the Sustainable Building Expo during the same period. Overall we expect more than 300 high profile participants from property developers financiers, architects, designers, contractors, engineers, as well as building sustainability solution providers including technology and products vendors. Read more

China’s Environmental Ministry Lacks Bite

April 1, 2009 by Eugene  
Filed under China, Government and Policies

This article first appeared in Greenpeace China.

China's Ministry of Environmental Protection was only set up in March 2008

China's Ministry of Environmental Protection was only set up in March 2008

Beijing, China – China’s environmental ministry turned one year old on the weekend. Greenpeace China takes a look at how this youngster has fared at dealing with China’s biggest crisis – its environmental nightmare.

It sounds unbelievable considering the giant environmental problems facing China but until March last year there was no ministry dedicated to environmental governance.

According to its website the MEP’s mission is to “prevent and control environmental pollution, protect nature and ecology, supervise nuclear safety, safeguard public health and environmental safety, and promote the harmony between man and nature.”

So one year on, what do we think? Read more

2009 Macao International Environmental Co-operation Forum and Exhibition

March 20, 2009 by Eugene  
Filed under Business and Organisations, China, Events

April 2, 2009toApril 4, 2009

2009 Macao International Environmental Co-operation Forum & Exhibition (2009MIECF)

Venue: The Venetian Macao – Resort – Hotel

Rising to the global drive for environmental sustainability, this government-led event spearheads and promotes greater local and international green co-operation in environment, business and connection. Be part of this GLOBAL GREEN GATHERING – CELEBRATE THE EARTH.

Visit www.macaomiecf.com.

New Eco-China Website Launched

ecochina

Eco-China (生态中国网) is a new website launched last week by the Working Committee of Eco-China (生态中国工作委员会), which comprises the National Green Committee (全国绿化委员会), State Forestry Administration (国家林业局) and China Green Foundation (中国绿化基金会).

The website’s mission is to promote an eco-conscious culture and push for green development in China. The site is a goldmine of green tips and information, including water and soil management, nature conservation, green living, ecotourism, green technologies, climate change and energy management.

Visit the website (in Chinese) at http://www.eco.gov.cn/ or go to this Google translated site in English.

Image source: Screenshot from Eco-China

China Green Business Summit 2009

February 1, 2009 by Eugene  
Filed under Business and Organisations, China, Events

May 13, 2009toMay 15, 2009

China Green Business Summit 2009 – Driving China’s Green Revolution through Leading CDM and Water Business

JW Marriott Beijing (May 13th – 15th, 2009) will welcome the opening of the China Green Business Summit 2009, expectedly a grand gathering of 300+ senior level executives from global green business fraternity in China and elsewhere around the world.

Delegates from all sectors of the green industry, including socially responsible companies (power generation, energy & utilities, chemical, iron & steel, cement, coal); water operators; water investment companies; wastewater treatment companies; CDM project developers; CDM potential project owners; green technology/equipment providers; capital owners, lawyers etc are attending and the swell of interest in this meaningful event has been remarkable!

For more information, please contact:

Ms. Anita MENG, Marketing Manager

Tel: (8621) 6875 8108

Fax: (8621) 6875 8750

Email: anitam@cfeci.com

Website: http://www.cfeci.com/cgbs2009

(AsiaIsGreen is a Media Partner of China Green Business Summit 2009)

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