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iCET holds the BestEV 1st implementation year summary
On June 16, 2016, iCET held its "BestEV" 1sy implementation year summary in Energy Foundation China office. Over 20 representatives of the newly formed BestEV Experts Committee and BestEV Coalition, including industry, research and government organizations attended the meeting. iCET reviewed the project, its implementation process and major outputs for 2015/16, as well as its next steps towards 2017.
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iCET is invited to take part in China's first Bioenergy Sustainability Standard Working Group as its sole NGO committee member
Approved by the Standardization Administration of China (SAC) and led by China Quality Certification Center (CQC), China's Bioenergy Sustainability Standard Working Group held its first kick-off meeting on June 16th,iCET was invited as the Committee's sole NGO, with iCET's Clean Transportation Manager Ms. Kang Liping serving as its technical consultant.
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iCET and MoT's CUSTReC signs an MOU
On June 14, 2016, iCET and the China Urban Sustainable Transport Research Centre (CUSTReC)
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iCET holds China-US Climate Leaders Summit-Low Carbon Transportation Forum
On June 8, 2016 , the Innovation Center for Energy and Transportation (iCET) hosted the " Low Carbon Transportation Transformation” panel at the second China-US Climate Smart / Low Carbon Cities Summit. The goal was to use new technologies, new models and new mechanisms to accelerate low-carbon transportation, cleaning process under the new era as wellas the new driven background. A total of 130 industry leaders attended the event, including mayors from China and the US, all levels of transportation related government leaders, representatives from research institutions, automotive companies, as well as from media and IT travel platforms.
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iCET holds Public-Private Collaboration Demonstrates Benefits of Big Data in Addressing Transportation Climate Impact
During the U.S.-China Climate Leaders' Summit, a consortium led by iCET (Innovation Center for Energy and Transportation) introduced an open initiative for developing a big-data based standard to make governments and companies accountable for their environmental impact. The initiative encourages public-private collaboration to develop and use MRV as a tool to tackle climate change challenges in the transportation sector. With an open consortium including NDRC-ERI, the research arm of China’s central policy planning ministry, and Uber China, a leading ride-hailing service provider, public and private stakeholders cooperated on initial MRV development.
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