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Ningxia Hui Autonomous Region, Public Energy-Saving Methods

Original Language Title: 宁夏回族自治区公共机构节能办法

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Modalities of public institutions in the Nin summer Self-Government Zone

(Summit No. 115 of 28 May 2012 of the People's Government of the Nakhinian Autonomous Region to consider the adoption of the Order No. 46 of 28 May 2012 of the People's Government of the Nin summer Autonomous Region, which came into force on 1 July 2012.

Chapter I General

In order to promote the energy efficiency of public institutions and to play the role of public institutions in the full range of social festivals, to develop this approach in line with the People's Republic of China's Energy Act and the Public Institutions Energy Regulations.

Article 2

Article 3. Public institutions should reduce energy consumption, reduce energy waste and maximize the benefits of energy consumption through scientific management, technological upgrading, rational use and optimization of energy consumption structures.

Article IV. Institutions working in the management of the authorities of the people at the district level (hereinafter referred to as the executive body), are responsible for the oversight management of public institutions under the guidance of the sectors in which they can work under the same management section and for the guidance and coordination of the management of sub-prime public institutions.

The institutions such as education, science and technology, culture, health, sports, and vertical management, are working under the guidance of the same-level management body, under the supervision of public institutions in this sector.

Article 5

The provision of public services should be earmarked and should not be diverted.

Article 6. The self-government area encourages and supports the development of technical, product research, diffusion and application of new materials, new products, new technologies, and accelerated the phase-out of high-energy products, equipment.

Article 7. Dissemination of the media, such as newspapers, radio television, networks, should support public agencies' outreach efforts.

Article 8 is the first Friday of June of each year the energy gap in this self-government area.

Chapter II

Article 9

(i) The establishment of a regulatory system for the supervision of public institutions by law;

(ii) The development of an annual public agency festival to promote, educate and train programmes of work, with relevant sectors such as industrial and informationization, finance and advocacy;

(iii) To plan energy efficiency targets and indicators identified by public bodies, to be implemented by year-to-date public bodies, and to guide public institutions in the implementation of the energy efficiency responsibilities;

(iv) The housing and rural-urban construction sector will be conducted with a survey of statistics and analyses of the existing buildings of public institutions at this level, the development of the existing construction energy-saving plans for public institutions and the organization of implementation;

(v) A summary of energy consumption statistics at the current level of public bodies, by 31 March each year, will send the previous annual energy consumption statistics and analytical reports to the top-level management body;

(vi) A review of the depletion of public institutions with the relevant authorities;

(vii) Establish a web-based information platform for public institutions to make regular publication and public information on the work of public institutions;

(viii) To assist the Government in classifying a directory of new and new products available to public institutions;

(ix) Conduct the selection of model units of public institutions;

(x) Other responsibilities under laws, regulations.

Article 10 Housing and urban-rural construction authorities should strengthen oversight of new construction of public institutions and the rehabilitation of implementation of national provisions and standards through existing construction sections.

The sectors such as Article 11 education, science and technology, culture, health, sports and vertical management should establish a sound system-wide regulatory system that guides and oversees the functioning of sub-units and delivers according to the provisions of the public body of the system.

Article 12 Public bodies should designate specialized agencies responsible for statistical, summary and delivery of the unit.

Article 13

(i) Establish and improve the regulatory regime, such as the energy management system, the energy-efficient operation;

(ii) Develop annual energy efficiency targets and implementation programmes in accordance with energy efficiency targets and indicators;

(iii) Regular measurement analysis and timely remediation of energy waste in the light of the types of energy available to this unit, introduction of energy consumption subsectors, classifications, sub-projects;

(iv) Improve, innovative working methods and implement low-cost and cost-effective measures;

(v) conduct energy audits in accordance with the provisions for systems, operation of equipment and the use of energy, and submit audit findings and specific improvements to the same-level management;

(vi) To promote awareness, education, training activities, raise awareness and develop energy-efficient practices;

(vii) Oversight of inspections and conduct of inspections in cooperation with the management bodies of the organs;

(viii) Other public bodies can work.

Article 14. New construction and renovation of buildings by public institutions should be included in construction work management, strict implementation of norms and standards relating to the design, construction, probation and completion of construction festivals in national and autonomous areas.

Public institutions should use new materials, new technologies, new equipment, new processes that can be significantly effective in the Government's procurement catalogues, and no procurement of products, equipment and excessive packagings by the State to phase out.

Article 15. The introduction of self-reliant public institutions for heat should strengthen the operation of the heating system, undertake energy consumption and heat measurement, monitor and carry out temperature management, and provide energy efficiency and energy efficiency for heating systems.

Chapter III

Article 16: The public bodies shall take the following specific measures for the day-to-day management of electricity:

(i) In addition to areas requiring special temperatures, the establishment of air condition temperatures cannot be lower than 26°C in summer, and the winter shall not exceed 20°C, and the closure of air conditioners in the first half of the next week.

(ii) The office building should take full advantage of natural lights and solar buildings and use efficient energy light lighting and think-friendly management devices, with the exception of major holidays, prohibiting the opening of landscape lights in the swing area.

(iii) The office equipment, such as computers, should be installed automatically into a low-poption rate at the time of unused use, to stop the use of electricity-consuming office equipment for more than one hour, and to shut down the equipment source and, at the time of departure, the overall opening of the office electrical equipment or the placement of the source.

(iv) The ladder system should exercise imaginative control, rationalizing the use of ladder, strengthening operational regulation and maintenance.

Article 17

(i) Regular inspections of the old water pipeline, installation or replacement of water-based terminals and hygienic features, elimination of water pipes, water run-ups, and strengthening the day-to-day maintenance of water equipment;

(ii) The opening of water and clean water should be accessible and the remaining water should be fully utilized;

(iii) Greenland conservation within units should be based on seasonal and weather changes, scientific irrigation, the promotion of the use of refuels and the use of micro-industry, dripping.

Article 18

(i) Strictly equipped with public service vehicles according to the prescribed standards, and the acquisition of new public service vehicles as a priority vehicle for environmental protection and clean energy vehicles;

(ii) Regular approval of freight, fuel use and operating expenses for official vehicles;

(iii) Maintenance on time, reduction of the cost of maintenance of public vehicles, which is not normalized, and reduction of the cost of maintenance of public vehicles;

(iv) The prohibition of private vehicles and the strict enforcement of the day-to-day regime for official vehicles;

(v) In addition to special public service vehicles, a one-day break was discontinued on the end of the vehicle.

Public institutions should take incentives to encourage staff to use public transport tools and non-motive transport tools.

Article 19 Public bodies should pursue paperless offices to reduce the use of one-time supplies. The introduction of the general document online, non-papers and the need for paper-based documents should be printed on both sides.

Public institutions should be equipped with scientific disposal and use of obsolete office supplies and electronic products.

Article 20 convenes a systematic, industrial working meeting to promote the use of videoconferencing and reduce the number of meetings, reduce the time of the Conference and reduce energy consumption.

Article 21 encourages public institutions to adopt a contract energy management approach and entrust professional energy-efficient services with the conduct of festival diagnosis, design, financing, adaptation and operation management.

Chapter IV Oversight measures

Article 2

Article 23. The executive body shall complete the evaluation of the completion of the first annual section of the public body and the results of the evaluation by the end of the second quarter of each year.

Article 24 shall open a telephone to receive reports of the waste of energy by public institutions and report the results to the survey.

Article 25 Public institutions have not been able to complete the indicators of energy efficiency, which are dealt with by the governing bodies of this body with the relevant sectors:

(i) Failure to complete the annual energy efficiency indicators for the year, deduct the rating and inform them;

(ii) The failure to complete the annual energy efficiency indicators for two consecutive years, the elimination of qualifications, the imposition of written inspections by heads of public institutions and their briefings;

(iii) No annual energy efficiency indicators have been completed for three consecutive years and accountability for the heads of public institutions in accordance with the relevant provisions of the self-government area.

Article 26 Public institutions do not fulfil their responsibilities under article 13 of this approach, and institutions working in the management of organs of the people at this level will be reformulated with the relevant sectoral accountability period; they are not later rectified and informed; and, in serious circumstances, they will be disposed of by law by the competent organ concerned.

Article 27 provides that public bodies do not fulfil their responsibilities under article 14, paragraph 2, of this approach and do not use new material, new technologies, new equipment, new processes, new products, or the procurement of products, equipment and excessive packagings to be phased out by the Government's procurement supervision management, which may be subject to fines of up to 2,000 k million dollars in the Government's procurement directory; and that the competent and other direct responsible personnel directly responsible are treated by law.

Article 28 governs the administration of organs and their staff members who do not carry out their duties under this approach or abuse of their functions, play negligence, favouring private fraud, constitute criminal responsibility under the law; they do not constitute a crime and are treated in accordance with the law.

Chapter V

Article 29 of this approach is implemented effective 1 July 2012.