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iCET attends China’s 4th Technical Committee on the Energy Industry bio-liquid Fuel Conversion Process (NEA/TC22) meeting and reviewed six bio-liquid fuel standards
The fourth meeting of China’s Technical Committee on the Energy Industry bio-liquid Fuel Conversion Process (NEA/TC22) was held on October 23-24, in Shandong Province - the location of China’s first commercial cellulosic ethanol project. As the only NGO working on biofuel research in China,iCET was invited by the National Energy Administration (NEA) to engage in biofuel standard strategy planning and drafts review.
iCET Presents its ZEV work at the International Electric and Hybrid Vehicle Conference
iCET was invited to present its work to date on the Zero Emissions Vehicle (ZEV) Credits Program Evaluation for the Case of Chinese Cities report at the International Electric and Hybrid Vehicle Conference held in Chongqing on October 17-18. Dr. An, the founder and president of iCET, emphasized that work in this field is ongoing and invited stakeholders from the electric vehicle, supply chain, and infrastructure sectors to engage with iCET to advance market-based regulatory tools in favor of ZEV commercialization.
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Read More…iCET presents China’s biofuel developments at the 6th Stakeholder Plenary Meeting (SMP6) of the European Biofuel Technology Platform
iCET was invited to speak at the 6th Stakeholder Plenary Meeting of Energy Security and Biofuels for Low Carbon Transport in Brussels on October 14-15. Over 150 stakeholders attended the event, in which iCET presented on developments from governance and markets in China.
iCET presents "Bio-energy in the US: Markets, Investment Opportunities and Challenges" at China’s 2014 International Bio-Energy Summit
iCET was invited to present the US bio-energy investment opportunities (part of its UCCTC work) in China’s 2014 International Bio-Energy Summit which was held in Beijing on September 16-18. Among participants and attendees of this pivotal bioenergy communication platform were leaders from the National Energy Administration (NEA) of the National Development and Reform Commission (NDRC), the Ministry of Agriculture, the Ministry of Science and Technology, and the Ministry of Environmental Protection, as well as over 300 industry representatives.
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