Date and Time: 17 Dec 2015 (Thursday), 1:00 p.m. - 2:30 p.m.
Venue: WLB 204, 2/F Wing Lung Building, Shaw Campus, Hong Kong Baptist University, 55 Renfrew Road, Kowloon Tong, Hong Kong
The 13th Five-Year Energy Plan: New Directions and Prospects
十三五能源規劃 :新方向及願景
Scholars from the Energy Research Institute, National Development and Reform Commission Gave a Seminar on the 13th Five-Year Plan on Energy Development and Shared Collaborative Research Experiences with Researchers at the Asian Energy Studies Centre
Dai Yande 戴彥德
Deputy Director and Research Professor Energy Research Institute of the National Development and Reform Commission 國家發改委能源研究所副所長及研究教授
Prof. Dai has been extensively engaged in research and pioneering work in energy economics, energy development strategies and energy planning, as well as analysis of efficiency in energy systems and energy management information systems. He is a well-known energy expert and scholar within China, with occasional appearances on CCTV forums, press briefings, People’s Daily’s “Strong Country” forums, and interviews by foreign media outlets. In recent years, he has been engaged as an editor-in-chief of published books, including 6 educational resources, and more than 30 publications as newspaper articles in overseas newspaper and magazine columns, and and has been awarded with many improvement awards from the Chinese Central Government.
His recent research projects include the pathways and measures in realising the target in 20% reduction of energy intensity, the sustainable energy outlook for China in 2020/2030/2050, China’s medium to long term energy development strategy, electricity structure reform and demand-side management policies, medium to long term energy conservation plans, China’s greenhouse gas reduction potential and measure, and China’s energy conservation system transformation.
戴彥德長期從事能源經濟、能源發展戰略和能源規劃、能源系統效率分析以及能源管理信息系統方面的研究和開發工作，是國內著名的能源專家和學者、經常做客央視論壇、新聞會客廳、人民網強國論壇，接受各種主流媒體的採訪，發表自己的觀點。近幾年主持編寫出版書籍、教材6部，在國內外雜誌、報紙發表文章30餘篇，有多項成果獲國家部委科技進步二、三等獎。
近期組織實施的主要研究項目有：實現單位GDP能耗降低20%目標的途徑和措施、2020/2030/2050年中國可持續能源情景、中國中、長期能源發展戰略、電力體制改革與需求側管理政策、節能中、長期規劃、中國溫室氣體減排的潛力和對策以及中國節能機制轉換研究等研究課題。
The Asian Energy Studies Centre (AESC) held a full day of events, featuring a public seminar and an internal research meeting between scholars from the Energy Research Institute of the National Development and Reform Commission (ERI) and AESC research fellows. These events strengthened AESC’s role as a hub for sustainable energy research on the Asian region, with emphasis on China’s emerging practices and developments in coming years and decades.
Prof. Dai Yande, ERI deputy director and research professor, spoke on the “13th Five-Year Plan on Energy Development: Challenges and Prospects” at Seminar No. 4 of the Energy Research Seminar Series. More than 30 people from utility companies, consultancy firms, non-governmental organizations, businesses, and academia attended this seminar.
Prof. Dai argued that the monumental challenges China currently faces such as the degradation of land, air, and water, will fundamentally need to be solved through low-carbon energy development. The 13th Five-Year Plan in Energy Development would set targets that will eventually facilitate China’s transition to sustainable development towards 2050, and begin to address the forecasted increases in energy demand, while at the same time drastically reduce energy intensity and spur economy growth.
Scholars from ERI and AESC’s research fellows also showcased their respective research projects and discussed potential opportunities for future collaboration on sustainable energy research. Potential projects would be further developed into proposal applications to be submitted in early to mid-2016. This meeting and potential partnership is a major development in AESC and HKBU’s research networks in sustainable energy research in China and on the Asia region.
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This seminar will be conducted in Mandarin.
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