Advocacy Actions
China-Europe H2 Workshop | 2021中欧氢能产业研讨会
On 29th June, the China-Europe H2 Workshop, jointly organised by the European Union Chamber of Commerce in China and China Hydrogen Alliance, was held successfully in Suzhou and online. The workshop was a vital part of NEA’s International Dialogue on Energy Transitions 2021, as well as an annual flagship event of the China-Europe Energy Innovation Cooperation—Hydrogen Work Stream, aiming to build an international platform for technological and industrial exchange, and promote cooperation on hydrogen industry. More than 500 people participated including Chinese and European authorities, international organisations, local government officials and key industry players.
Read moreEU-China Green Development Dialogue II: Challenges and Opportunities in Building a Green Power System
The European Chamber organised the "EU-China Green Development Dialogue II: Opportunities and Challenges in Building a Green Power System", along with the Centre for International Economic and Technology Cooperation (CIETC) of the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology (MIIT) on Friday 21st May at 15:00-17:30, European Chamber Beijing Office. In this meeting, Mr Hu Zhaoguang from the State Grid Energy Research Institute focused on green power industry in China, Mr Liu Qiang from Chinese Academy of Social Sciences on green energy policies, and Mr Yu Wenxuan from China University of Political Science and Law on green energy laws; while Mr William Zhao from Total and Ms Wang Hao from GIZ Sino-German Energy Partnership Project discussed about balancing between green energy and energy security, and the role of flexibility for a decarbonised power system.
Read moreEuropean Chamber Energy WG representatives meet with CAI negotiators
On 19th February a selected group of European Chamber representatives from the energy sector met with CAI negotiators to discuss sector-specific issues within the Agreement.
Read moreEuropean Chamber submits comments on the Draft Administrative Measures for National Standards
On 18th January 2021, the European Chamber submitted comments on the SAMR’s Administrative Measures for National Standards (Draft for Comments)
Read moreChief Negotiator for CAI debriefs European Chamber representatives on the Agreement
On 5th January, Chief Negotiator for the Comprehensive Agreement on Investment (CAI) Ms Maria Martin Prat and her team debriefed a group of Chamber industry representatives on the key points of the Agreement.
Read moreEuropean Chamber representatives meet European Council President Charles Michel
On 13th November, a group of senior representatives from the European Chamber led by President Joerg Wuttke met with European Council President Charles Michel.
Read moreEuropean Chamber and EU SME Centre represented in the DG GROW-MIIT Plenary
On 9th November, the European Chamber and the EU SME Centre were represented in the 10th Plenary session between the Directorate-General for Industry, Entrepreneurship and SMEs (GROW) and the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology (MIIT).
Read moreOnline Meeting with the Cabinet of Executive Vice-President Valdis Dombrovskis
On Thursday, 10th September, a group of senior-level European Chamber Advisory Council and Executive Committee representatives, led by Chamber Vice President (VP) Jens Eskelund, held a meeting with the Cabinet of Executive Vice President (EVP) Valdis Dombrovskis.
Read moreSubmitted comments to NEA on Coal Law
On 28 August, the European Chamber's Energy and Environment working groups submitted comments to the NEA on the Coal Law of People’s Republic of China (Revised Draft).
Read moreMeeting with NEA : EU-China Energy Technology and Innovation Cooperation vs. Belt and Road Initiative Energy Partnership
Dr. HE Yang, Director General and Ms. Pan Limin, Director of the Department of International Cooperation of the National Energy Administration of China shared the State’s policies and plans for EU-China Energy Technology and Innovation Cooperation and the Belt and Road Initiative Energy Partnership.
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