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The Sino-German Energy Partnership
The Sino-German Energy Partnership aims to enhance bilateral cooperation on the energy transition, including facilitating the transformation of the energy system towards a sustainable system based on energy efficiency and renewable energy, improve energy security, promote climate protection and mitigate global competition for energy resources.
Energy Transition in China and Germany
Ensuring the clear communication of energy transition policies and developments is crucial for both countries to align the understanding of their cooperation goals and deepen the exchanges.
The Women in Green Energy Initiative is dedicated to promoting gender equality and empowering women in China's energy transition.
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To strengthen exchanges between China and Germany on carbon market development, the think tank cooperation component of the Sino-German Energy Partnership, EnTrans has prepared a report on “Comparative Analysis of Carbon Emissions Trading Systems in China and Europe”. This research report examines emission trends in key sectors - energy, industry, transportation and buildings - and evaluates the role of carbon emissions trading systems in driving reductions in carbon emissions. On 28 November 2024, the EnTrans Project Team of the Deutsche Gesellschaft für Internationale Zusammenarbeit (GIZ) will host a workshop aimed at fostering exchange and learning between Chinese and German think tanks. The workshop will provide a platform for discussions and welcome broad participation from relevant institutions.
For more information or joining the event, please contact Ms. Liu Xueling (xueling.liu@giz.de).
To address the current challenges and future prospects of Carbon Capture Utilization and Storage (CCU/S), the think tank cooperation component of the Sino-German Energy Partnership, EnTrans, published a report on “Facilitating China’s Industrial Transformation with CCU/S ” in 2023. The report provides an overview of the development of CCU/S technologies in the international, European, and German contexts and offers recommendations for CCU/S carbon reduction measures in key industrial sectors in China. The EnTrans team gathered insights through interviews and seminars with Chinese experts. Over the past year, both Europe and China have introduced new policies and advanced practices in CCU/S technology. To further explore these developments, the EnTrans project team will host the “Sino-German Carbon Capture and Utilization/Storage Workshop” on 3 December 2024. We warmly invite relevant organizations to participate in this event, where we will discuss the latest advancements and the potential of CCU/S technologies in reducing emissions.
For more information or joining the event, please contact Ms. Liu Xueling (xueling.liu@giz.de).
Explore our publications that showcase the collaborative efforts in the energy partnership between Germany and China, focusing on the transition to sustainable energy, enhancing efficiency, and promoting renewable solutions.
Through its numerous initiatives and activities, the Sino-German Energy Partnership constantly enhances the bilateral cooperation and supports the transformation of the energy systems in both countries.
