Advocacy Actions
Series seminar ‘China-EU Green Development Dialogue’ III- Opportunities and Challenges of Carbon Neutrality in Construction Industry
The seminar was jointly organized by the European Union Chamber of Commerce of China (EUCCC) and the Centre for International Economic and Technological Cooperation (CIETC) of the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology (MIIT).
Read moreParticipated in the China-Europe Cooperation Partnership Dialogue on Green Development
On the 13th of July, the representatives from the European Chamber participated in the China-Europe Cooperation Partnership Dialogue on Green Development along with many members.
Read moreMeeting on reduction of pollution and emission with MEE Policy Research Center
MEE Policy Research Center organized a meeting for seeking the suggestions and comments on the policy making, and they would like to hear the barriers and challenges faced by the international companies.
Read moreMeeting with French Counselor of Environment , Energy and Sustainability
meeting with French Counselor Francois Lemal and discussed about the exchange and cooperation to promote the low carbon development, environment protection.
Read moreChina-Europe H2 Workshop | 2021中欧氢能产业研讨会
On 29th June, the China-Europe H2 Workshop, jointly organised by the European Union Chamber of Commerce in China and China Hydrogen Alliance, was held successfully in Suzhou and online. The workshop was a vital part of NEA’s International Dialogue on Energy Transitions 2021, as well as an annual flagship event of the China-Europe Energy Innovation Cooperation—Hydrogen Work Stream, aiming to build an international platform for technological and industrial exchange, and promote cooperation on hydrogen industry. More than 500 people participated including Chinese and European authorities, international organisations, local government officials and key industry players.
Read moreSubmitted Letter to the MOFCOM Concerning Power Shortages in South China
On 29 June 2021, the Energy Working Group sent a letter to the Ministry of Commerce (MOFCOM) to draw attention to forced power shortages across Guangdong. These power shortages have caused some European Chamber members to involuntarily shut down production multiple times a week, a situation they cannot properly adapt to with the notice time they are given. The intent of these letters was to receive feedback on the following unknown points: how the power shortage issue is being addressed, how long the situation will last, and what measures are being taken to either provide more power to our members or ease the difficulty of stalled production.
Read moreMeeting with Heifei Free Trade Zone administrations
Heifei Free Trade Zone is a National top level economy and technology development zone, it creates the soundbusiness environment and attractive policies to encourage the foreign companies to make the direct investment there.
Read moreInternational Forum on Accelerating Carbon Neutrality in the Yangtze River Delta Region
International Forum on acceleration Carbon Neutrality in the Yangtze River Delta Region, hosted in Shanghai on the 10th June by the World Resources Institute and supported by the Consulate General of Denmark in Shanghai, Consulate General of Finland in Shanghai, Consulate General of Norway in Shanghai, Consulate General of Sweden in Shanghai and Embassy of Iceland in Beijing.
The Vice Chair of the Energy Working Group represented the Chamber presenting a keynote speech on EU-China collaboration in achieving carbon neutrality.
EU-China Green Development Dialogue II: Challenges and Opportunities in Building a Green Power System
The European Chamber organised the "EU-China Green Development Dialogue II: Opportunities and Challenges in Building a Green Power System", along with the Centre for International Economic and Technology Cooperation (CIETC) of the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology (MIIT) on Friday 21st May at 15:00-17:30, European Chamber Beijing Office. In this meeting, Mr Hu Zhaoguang from the State Grid Energy Research Institute focused on green power industry in China, Mr Liu Qiang from Chinese Academy of Social Sciences on green energy policies, and Mr Yu Wenxuan from China University of Political Science and Law on green energy laws; while Mr William Zhao from Total and Ms Wang Hao from GIZ Sino-German Energy Partnership Project discussed about balancing between green energy and energy security, and the role of flexibility for a decarbonised power system.
Read moreMeeting with China Hydrogen Alliance on H2 Workshop
On 14th May, the representatives of the European Chamber Energy Working Group met a group of delegates from the China Hydrogen Alliance.
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