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Every year in China the consumption of Energy is high while energy efficiency is low. Energy consumption per 10000 GDP is from three times to 11 times of that in the developed countries. Furthermore, according to statistics, China becomes No.1 greenhouse gas emitter in the world in 2006 after its gas emissions exceeded those of the United States. We are here to present this summit in order to facilitate the communication and cooperation between foreign companies which manufacture energy conservation and emission reduction equipment and Chinese enterprises in the energy intensive industries for the purpose of environmental protection. In 2007 China government issued The General Work Plan for Energy Conservation and Pollutant Discharge Reduction, which aims to cut energy consumption by 20% and discharge of major pollutants by 10% at the end of 2010. At the same time, China published National Action Plan, which enables it to become the first developing country to have a strategy addressing global warming. Based on this information, we conclude that the world with the developed countries and China representing the developing countries is focusing on the Energy Conservation & Emission Reduction issues since entering the threshold of the 21st century. The purpose of this summit is to familiarize foreign and China companies with China policies and regulations on energy conservation and emission reduction, instruct companies in the energy intensive industries how to finance and further implement their energy conservation and emission reduction projects, give foreign equipment, components, technology suppliers, and consulting firms opportunities to interact with their potential customers which are large-scale enterprises in China. |
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