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iCET was invited as an EV-expert to attend "Blue-Tech" Clean Air Media Training Session and educate journalists
On August 29th, 2017, the Innovation Center for Clean-air Solutions (ICCS) jointly with Center for Environmental Education and Communications of China Ministry of Environment Protection (MEP) hosted the 4th Blue-Tech Clean Air Media Training Session. During the event, a report titles “analysis of EV-Taxi promotion experiences in Taiyuan and subsequent recommendations” was released by ICCS ,
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China's Auto Magazine published iCET’s CAFC management and NEV credits analysis
On July 25, China's Auto Magazine published iCET's CAFC management and NEV credits analysis, following its independent WeChat release which attracted 672 viewers and echoed in various media platforms (Sohu cars, Phoenix cars, Tencent cars, RedDot cars, World Wide Web etc.).
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iCET contributed to GaoDe's impactful quarterly analysis highlighting the usefulness of new big-data sources in urban transportation, "Major cities' Transport Analysis"
iCET contributed to GaoDe's impactful quarterly analysis highlighting the usefulness of new big-data sources in urban transportation, "Major cities' Transport Analysis". Along with its long term partner Xiaoxiong App, iCET highlighted that there is a gap between passenger vehicles' reported fuel consumption and actual real-world fuel consumption, directly impacting carbon emissions.
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iCET presented China’s NEV development and challenges at IYSECC 9
iCET was invited to present its work at the 9th International Youth Summit on Energy and Climate Change (IYSECC 9.0) hosted by Tianjin University on July 10-12. iCET’s Clean Transportation Project Manager, Ms Emma Wang, introduced China’s NEV development and challenges and had an interactive discussion with the students.
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iCET was invited to present its new-data in transport policy project at a World Bank GEF organized event in Chengdu
On June 23rd, iCET was invited to present its new-data in transport policy project at the “Chengdu City Congestion Reduction Policy and Measures” seminar part of the World Bank GEF Large-City Congestion and Carbon Reduction project (CP3). Ms Emma Wang, iCET’s Clean Transportation Project Manager shared the highlights of the novel UBER case study for assessing actual fuel consumption (FC) and emission factors (EF).
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