English version (Chinese version) PDF (12.82 MB) Kindle (mobi) (2.57 MB) eBook (epub) (1.45 MB)           Table of Contents Letter from the Team Leader 1. China and the EU plan together for a net-zero future 2. Photo Clipping: 2023 EU-China Energy Dialogue and the Dissemination event for ECECP II flagship project - Investment and Technologies for Net-zero Carbon Infrastructure 3. ECECP publication 4. Electricity Grids and Secure Energy Transitions 5. The Belt and Road ahead: BRI ener

Summary This Report Reviews the situation of natural gas and LNG firstly in China and secondly in Europe. Provides suggestions for an orderly development of energy policies directly or indirectly concerning both the LNG market and its correlated natural gas market. Five recommendations are provided:   Emphasise the role of gas and LNG in achieving carbon neutrality - Expanding and optimising the utilisation of LNG throughout the gas value chain could yield significant benefits Explore oppportunities for Deep Gas Collaboration with Foreign Comp

In both the EU and China, buildings account for a significant proportion of overall energy consumption and emissions in their respective economies. In Europe, buildings are responsible for about 40% of total energy consumption. China’s building sector accounts for more life-cycle energy consumption than any other sector and the vast majority of buildings in both regions have not yet been renovated to reduce emissions, leaving potential for significant energy efficiency improvements. This study focuses on the role the market plays in driving fu

ECECP II Flagship Project The China-EU Energy Cooperation Platform (ECECP) and the China Electric Power Enterprise Federation (CEC) collaborated to unveil research on net-zero carbon infrastructure investment and technology in Beijing at a side event of during the 11th China-EU Energy Dialogue. This event aimed to showcase the joint findings of Chinese and European experts, offering insights into China's roadmap towards carbon neutrality and energy transformation. Over a hundred international energy specialists, academics, and journalists were in attendan