通过千家企业节能行动控制中国大型工业企业的能耗技术方案.ppt

Lead agency: NDRC Other key players: Office of the National Energy Leading Group, National Bureau of Statistics, State Owned Assets Supervision and Administration Commission, General Administration of Quality Supervision, Inspection and Quarantine, Provincial Development and Reform Commissions (or Economic and Trade Commissions) 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 equivalent, this funding is equivalent to $12 to $15 per ton of CO2 emissions reduced 18.8.08 EUA08 €23.59 CER08 €20.14 $35 for credits on the EU ETS market (European Union Allowances) $30 for Certified Emissions Reductions, the Kyoto Protocol’s leading carbon offset credits In October, 2006 NDRC conducted a series of training sessions for the Top-1000 enterprises in five locations across China (Shenyang, Jinan, Kunming, Changsha, and Shijiazhuang), attended by about 2,200 Top-1000 enterprise staff members and others (Dai, 2007). The sessions covered the topics of energy and energy conservation measurement, energy statistics, enterprise energy auditing, an example of energy audits in a power plant, the ten major energy conservation projects in the 11th Five Year Plan, major energy saving technologies in nine energy-consuming industries, guidelines for energy conservation plans for enterprises, application of benchmarking in large scale power plants, an introduction to the Kyoto Protocol Clean Development Mechanism, and energy performan