China’s energy transition is the biggest single opportunity for managing climate change and also for those businesses who are ready with the innovations that will ensure the best possible outomes in an incredibly competitive space. During our two-day online conference (24 - 25 May 2022),  organised jointly with the EU Chamber of Commerce China (EUCCC)  and EnergyPost.eu, expert analysts and EU business representatives discussed latest trends and targets PLUS case studies from cutting edge EU businesses ready to make it happen.  Workshop

English version (Chinese version) Read online PDF (20.8 MB) Kindle (mobi) (3.7 MB) eBook (epub) (2.2 MB) Mini site (8.5 MB)         Table of Contents Letter from the Team Leader 1. Imagining futures: a methodology for innovation 2. Squeaky clean? ECECP puts the green credentials of heat pumps under the spotlight 3. Can the EU and China align their carbon markets? 4. Greening steel industry: the way forward 5. Why sustainable Buildings are critical for a resilient, healthier societ

Day 1 - Beijing time 15:00 - 16:30 and 16:45 - 18:15, 24 May 2022 Session One - Innovation: tonic for the Transition Session Two - Innovation: Renewables Click here to register for DAY 1 Day 2 - Beijing time 15:00 - 16:30 and 16:45 - 18:15, 25 May 2022 Session One - Innovation: Grid balancing and storage Session Two - Innovation: co-operating in China Click here to register for DAY 2   China’s Transition is the biggest single opportunity for managing climate change and also for those businesses who are ready with the inn

This report is about energy system modelling in the EU and China, under the auspices of the EU-China Energy Cooperation Platform (ECECP). The capability requirements for energy system models have evolved during the last few decades. New challenges have arisen with the implementation of high shares of renewable energy sources (RES). The climate goals of the Paris Agreement and national GHG emission reduction strategies involve a restructuring of national energy systems. Adequate and appropriate models are required in order that these climate g