通过千家企业节能行动控制中国大型工业企业的能耗.pptVIP

Supporting Policies and Programs Central government financial support 2007: 23.5 billion RMB ($3.4 billion) 2008: 27 billion RMB ($4 billion) Provincial level funds in support of energy efficiency investments Enterprise awards for implementation of specified energy efficiency projects 200 RMB￥ ($29) to 250 RMB￥ ($36) per tce saved per year Differential electricity pricing encouraged, permitted: pay standard rate for electricity restricted: surcharge of $0.007/kWh (about 10% of average electricity price) eliminated: surcharge of $0.029/kWh (about 30% of average electricity price) Reduction or elimination of export tax rebates: export tax rebates eliminated on 553 energy-intensive and highly-polluting products in 2007 One-vote veto Top-1000 Energy-Consuming Enterprise Program Program Activities To Date Announced – April 2006 On July 27, 2006, Premier Wen Jiabao signed energy-saving agreements with 15 of China’s largest enterprises Energy-saving agreements were signed with remaining enterprises during the summer of 2006 Training workshops – October 2006 5 locations around China 2,200 Top-1000 enterprise staff members and other participated Top-1000: 733 Mtce (21.5 EJ, 20.4 Quads) in 2005 Baseline scenario: to 1016 Mtce (30 EJ) in 2010 Target scenario: to 916 Mtce (26.9 EJ, 25.4 Quads) Current trends scenario: to 868 Mtce (25.4 EJ, 24 Quads) 2007, Shandong Province - special provincial fund of 2.13B RMB￥ ($304M) to encourage local enterprises to implement energy efficiency projects 20 provincial energy conservation centers - financial support from central government ranging from 2.4 to 4 M RMB ($343,000 to $571,000) local governments will allocate at least the same amount of money to local energy conservation centers as received from the central government Enterprises must have energy metering and measuring systems that can document proven savings Assuming an average emissions factor for China of 2.42 tons carbon dioxide (CO2) per ton coal equivale