Advocacy Actions
Energy Working Group Submitted Comments on NEA's Renewable Energy Green Electricity Certificates Issuance and Trading Rules (Draft for Comments)
On 25th May, the Energy Working Group submitted comments to the NEA's Rules for the Issuance and Trading of Renewable Energy Green Electricity Certificates (GEC)(Draft for Comments).
Read moreEnergy Working Group Submitted Comments on the Energy Law of the People’s Republic of China
On 25th May, the Energy Working Group submitted comments on the Energy Law of the People’s Republic of China.
Read moreEnergy Working Group Submitted Comments on NEA's Basic Rules for Medium- and Long-Term Power Transactions - Special Chapter on Green Power Transactions
On 18th May, the Energy Working Group submitted Comments on NEA's Basic Rules for Medium- and Long-Term Power Transactions - Special Chapter on Green Power Transactions.
Read moreMeeting with First Secretary and Trade Affairs Manager at EUD
On 17th May 2024, representatives from Pharmaceutical working group, Energy working group and other related services sectors meet with Mr. David Follador, the First Secretary and Trade Affairs manager to update recent industry outlook from regional perspectives.
Read moreEuropean Chamber Clean Energy Business Tour to Inner Mongolia
From 14th to 16th May, a delegation of 30 European Chamber representatives met with key stakeholders in the Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region and conducted field visits to clean energy projects and equipment manufacturing bases in Hohhot, Baotou and Ordos.
Read moreEnergy and Carbon Market Working Group Representatives Attended Dinner with German and Danish Climate Envoys
On 10th April, Stefan Bernhart, Vice President of the European Chamber, Xiaolu Chen, Vice Chair of the Carbon Market Working Group and Susana Xu, Business Manager for the Energy and Carbon Market Working Groups attended a dinner with Mr. Norbert Gorißen and Mr. Tomas Anker Christensen, Climate Envoys of Germany and Denmark. The envoys are visiting Beijing to engage in constructive dialogue and seek opportunities for enhanced cooperation on climate action.
Meeting with NEA and EPPEI on China-Europe Energy Innovation (CEEI) Cooperation in 2024
On 2nd April, European Chamber energy working group representatives joined the kick-off meeting for China-Europe Energy Innovation (CEEI) Cooperation in 2024, hosted by the China Electric Power Planning & Engineering Institute (EPPEI).
Read moreEnergy WG Meeting with National Energy Administration (NEA) on Green Electricity Certificates and Green Power Trading
On 13th March, the National Energy Administration (NEA) invited European Chamber Energy Working Group (WG) representatives, a few foreign companies and research institutes to a closed-door meeting with 5 departments (New Energy, International Cooperation, Legislations and Reforms, Development and Planning, Science and Technology, Safety Supervision) of the NEA to discuss the participation of foreign enterprises in Green Electricity Certificates (GEC) and green power trading. The meeting was hosted by Pan Huimin, Deputy Director of the New Energy Department.
Read moreEuropean Chamber Vice-President meets with Director-General for DG GROW Kerstin Jorna
On 22nd February, a group of European Chamber Advisory Council representatives led by Vice-President Stefan Bernhart met with European Commission Director-General for DG GROW Jerstin Jorna.
Read moreEnergy Working Group Chair Spoke at the International Green and Low-Carbon Cooperation Closed-Door Meeting at the Centre for International Knowledge on Development (CIKD)
On 31st January, Zhonghua Xu, National Chair of Energy Working Group spoke at a closed-door meeting organised by the Centre for International Knowledge on Development (CIKD), and presented the key messages of the Energy Working Group Position Paper 2023/24. Topics of discussion included the coordination of climate policy, industrial policy and trade policy in the context of global green transition, global pressure to reduce emissions and its impact on developing countries, and global green supply chain cooperation.
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