Newsletter 
  INSCRIPTION Inscription | ESPACE ANNONCEURS Publicité | CONTACT Contact |PLAN DU SITE Plan


Europétrole, le portail de l'industrie du pétrole
 
 accueil | actualité française | actualité internationale | recherche | interviews | focus | actualité par entreprise | actualité pétrole/gaz de schiste 
Partager :

  • China and the International Energy Agency agree to collaborate on
    édité le 02/11/2007 - Plus de news de "IEA" - Voir la fiche entreprise de "IEA"


China and the International Energy Agency agree to collaborate on
The Chinese Ministry of Science and Technology (MOST) and the International Energy Agency (IEA) have agreed that their experts will work together on the development of advanced technologies for secure, clean and affordable energy supplies.

The agreement follows two days of discussions between experts from MOST and the IEA. The discussions were led by Mr. Shi Dinghuan, a member of the State Council and Ambassador William Ramsay, Deputy Executive Director of the IEA. Ambassador Ramsay said “there are many joint issues to tackle and much common ground for future activities. I am delighted that we have reached this agreement.”

This initiative is in response to the Plan of Action established when the G8 met in Gleneagles in 2005 with the President Hu Jintao of China and leaders of other major newly industrializing countries.

During the discussions, Mr. Zhang Zhihong, Deputy Director-General of the Department of High and New Technology Development and Industrialization of MOST, introduced
measures to promote energy conservation and emissions reduction, and expressed sincere wishes to strengthen cooperation with the IEA in energy conversation and emissions
reduction at the policy and technical level.

The areas for international collaboration include clean and efficient coal combustion, coal conversion, CO2 capture and storage, renewable energies such as wind, solar, geothermal
and bioenergy, heat pumps, hydrogen, and scenario analysis.
The collaboration will involve the IEA’s network for energy technology (NEET) collaboration which includes more than 5000 experts worldwide on all major energy technologies.

China is already a full member of some of the technology agreements in this network and its participation is expected to increase. High level experts from 11 “Implementing Agreements” and Working Parties of the IEA network took part in the talks together with experts from MOST, the China Coal Research Institute, and other Chinese energy technology institutions.

This is the second in a series of outreach events of the IEA outreach initiative NEET (Networks for Expertise in Energy Technology) following the successful event held in South Africa in February this year. Further such events are planned for Brazil, India, Mexico and Russia.


Origine : Communiqué IEA

Voir la fiche entreprise de "IEA"



Les dernières news de "IEA"

 
 
 
 
Emploi-Pétrole
 
Rechercher une news



française internationale








 
Les dernières news internationales


>> Toute l'actualité internationale     >> RSS
 
Recherche de news par tags

abu-dhabi acquisition adnoc aker-bp aker-solutions algeria algerie algerie alstom anadarko angola apache australia axens baker-hughes bechtel bg-group bp brazil canada carburant cbi cgg cheniere chevron china cnooc cnpc co2 commission-europeenne compressor conocophillips consommation cpdp deepwater discovery drilling e-on edf egypt engie engineering eni equinor equinor exxonmobil feed flng fluor fluxys foster-wheeler fpso france fsru fugro gabon gas gaz gazprom gazprom-neft gdf-suez ge germany gnl gtt gulf-of-mexico guyana hess hydrogen india indonesia ineos inpex iraq italy kbr keppel licence lng lukoil lundin maersk-drilling malaysia mcdermott methanier mexico mozambique natural-gas neptune-energy nigeria nigeria north-sea norway novatek offshore omv opec pemex petrobras petrofac petronas pgnig pipeline platform poland production qatar qatar-petroleum qatargas raffinerie refinery repsol rig riser rosneft russia rwe saipem santos saudi-arabia saudi-aramco schlumberger seismic selling senegal shale-gas shell socar sonatrach statoil subsea subsea-7 survey technip technipfmc texas total totalenergies tullow turbine uae ufip uk us vopak well wintershall wintershall-dea wood-group woodside



Europétrole © 2003 - 2023