English version (Chinese version) PDF (16.16 MB) Kindle (mobi) (3.05 MB) eBook (epub) (1.83 MB)           Table of Contents Letter from the Team Leader 1. Highlights of the 2023 EU Energy Days 2. Photo Clippings: ECECP studies dissemination public event 3. ECECP Publication 4. Celebrating the 4th anniversary: The journey of EU-China Energy Magazine 5. Financial headwinds for renewables investors: What’s the way forward? 6. Why China didn’t sign global pledge to triple renewables

On 4 and 5 December 2023, the European Commission organised the annual EU Energy Days at the COP28 held in Dubai (UAE). The two-day side-event, attended live by conference participants in Dubai and streamed online, featured nine high-level panels, focused on accelerating the clean energy transition. EU China Energy Cooperation Platform (ECECP) organised live re-casting of the two-day side-event with simultaneous interpretation for audience in China. The main findings of the discussions are given below. Videos of COP28 E

Opening remarks [video width="1280" height="720" m4v="http://www.ececp.eu/wp-content/uploads/2023/12/Opening Speeches-compressed.m4v"][/video] Results from three studies developed under Component B (business component) of ECECP will be presented at this results dissemination public event. Presentations delivered at the event can and the reports can be downloaded at: China Rural Energy Transition: Integrating Renewable Energy, Heating and Transport Sectors - Potential Areas for EU-China Cooperation - pr

As the world accelerates away from current primary energy sources – oil and gas - development of substitutes is gathering pace.  Competition for liquefied natural gas, which means fuel can be brought from a variety of sources with less reliance on geographical limitations has intensified in the wake of the Russia-Ukraine conflict. Meanwhile, countries worldwide are racing to develop green hydrogen and decarbonisation technologies such as carbon capture, utilisation and storage (CCUS) to mitigate emissions from the most polluting industries. The EU-China