China Energy News 2024 dual-carbon technology innovation typical case collection activity
Collect typical cases of "double carbon technological innovation"
(GMT+8:00) Beijing, Chongqing, Hong Kong SAR, Urumqi
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Call for case
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#Collection scope -#the main body of the application Domestic and foreign enterprises, institutions, parks, scientific research institutes and other institutions in the energy field. -#Application conditions:
- (1) The reporting unit complies with the law, has good financial status and operations in the past three years, and has no record of violations;
- (2) The application case must be a technology or product with independent intellectual property rights, which fully reflects the advanced nature, innovative nature, leading nature, typical nature and demonstrative nature, and is replicable and generalizable;
- (3) The application cases comply with relevant national policies and regulations on energy conservation and emission reduction, environmental protection, occupational health, production safety, etc., and have been implemented and operated in enterprises, with significant economic and social benefits.# Relevant Notes- (1) This solicitation activity follows the principles of "objectivity, fairness and science", and the organizing committee will establish an expert jury to ensure the authority and professionalism of the solicitation activity;
- (2) The materials submitted by the applying unit must be true and accurate, and if there is any falsehood, their qualifications will be disqualified; the jury will uniformly verify the application materials, or organize relevant personnel to go to the applying unit for investigation and verification;
- (3) Solicitation time: From now until June 30, 2024, the selected cases will be released at the "14th Global Top 500 New Energy Companies Summit";
- (4) The final interpretation of this solicitation belongs to the organizing committee.
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TanLIVE
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China Energy News
Organizer
China Energy Economics Research Institute
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