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The Energy Foundation (China Sustainable Energy Program)
Mission: "To assist in China’s transition to a sustainable energy future by promoting energy efficiency and renewable energy."
In China since: 1999
Number of staff: 10 national and 2 expatriate
Mainland China contact:
Fuqiang Yang 杨富强
Vice President, Chief Representative
北京建国门外大街19号国际大厦2403室
Room 2403 CITIC Building
19 Jianguomenwai Dajie
Beijing 100004
Tel: +86 (0)10 8526 2422
Fax: +86 (0)10 6525 3764
International Contact:
Douglas Ogden
Executive Vice President
1012 Torney Avenue #1 Torney Avenue PO Box 29905
San Francisco
CA 94129
United States
Tel: +1 415 561 6700
Fax: +1 415 561 6709
This programme, which has been operational in China since 1999, seeks to support China’s policy efforts to increase energy efficiency and promote the use of renewable energy sources. It works mainly by making grants, mainly to Chinese agencies but also to some US organisations working in the areas of energy conservation and efficiency, renewable energy and clean transportation. A small number of projects are directly managed by the Programme.
Support is given for work in six areas:
- Low-carbon Development Paths [低碳发展之路] – looking at the implications of energy efficiency and renewables for economic growth, especially whether clean energy use has long term economic benefits.
- Buildings [建筑] – developing appliance and building energy efficiency policies and building energy codes.
- Industry [工业] – industrial energy efficiency policies.
- Electric Utilities [电力] – encouraging a shift away from fossil fuel based electricity generation, the adoption of renewables and regulations on air emissions and energy efficiency standards at power plants.
- Renewable Energy [可再生能源] – supporting policies that will accelerate the commercial use of renewable energy sources including targets for national and regional renewable energy deployment.
- Transportation [交通] – supporting policies that reduce carbon emissions from the transport sector leading to improved air quality. One focus is the development and mass production of electric drive technologies.
Grantees include academic research institutions, government agencies and non-profit advocacy groups.
This programme is funded by the US David and Lucile Packard Foundation [大卫与露茜尔·派克德基金会] and since 2002 also The William and Flora Hewlett Foundation(威廉与佛洛拉·休利特基金会). The Program is managed and operated by The Energy Foundation, created in 1991 in the USA by The John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation and others.
Links
http://www.ef.org
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