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Zhejiang Provincial Energy Saving Supervision Approach

Original Language Title: 浙江省节能监察办法

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Means of inspection in the Zangang Province

(Act dated 8 May 2012, No. 299 of the People's Government Order No. 299 of the Zangi Province, which came into force on 1 July 2012.

Article 1, in order to enhance energy management, regulate the monitoring of energy, ensure the implementation of energy efficiency, in accordance with the People's Republic of China's Energy Act, the Zangi Means of Implementation of the Energy Act of the People's Republic of China and other relevant laws, regulations and regulations, develop this approach in the light of actual provisions of this province.

Article 2, this approach applies to energy inspection activities within the territorial administration.

Article 3. This approach refers to the energy inspection body established by the Government of more than the population at the district level (hereinafter referred to as the energy inspectorate) to monitor the implementation of the energy efficiency standards by the user units by law, regulations, regulations and energy standards, and to the activities of the enabling units to enhance energy management, increase efficiency in the use of energy, and to ensure compliance with the law.

This approach refers to units that use energy, such as State agencies, utilities, businesses and other social organizations.

Article IV. Sectors that can be employed in the management section of the people's government (hereinafter referred to as the competent authority) are inspected in the present administrative area.

The relevant sectors of the population at the district level should be synergized within their respective responsibilities.

More than the energy inspectorate at the district level is specifically responsible for the monitoring of energy in the current administration area and for the fulfilment of the responsibilities set out in the Zangi Province for the implementation of the energy-saving Act of the People's Republic of China and this approach.

Article 5 Governments of more people at the district level should strengthen the construction of energy monitoring institutions to include funding for energy inspection agencies in the same-level financial budget.

High-level energy inspection bodies should guide, inspect and monitor the work of the lower-level energy inspection bodies. The provincial energy inspectorate should guide, coordinate and monitor the implementation of energy monitoring throughout the region and organize operational training for energy inspectors.

Section VI should be guided by the principles of equity, procedural norms, focus and oversight and services, education and punishment.

Article 7. Energy inspectorate of the following activities:

(i) Implementation of the standards of availability of laws, regulations, regulations and sections by enabling units;

(ii) Development and implementation of energy efficiency plans, systems and measures by enabling units;

(iii) Focus on the completion of the energy efficiency of the energy efficiency of the energy-efficient units;

(iv) Fixed asset investment projects can assess the implementation of the review observations;

(v) Implementation of lagging products and equipment as well as production process phase-out systems, high-cost industrial constraints, energy efficiency mark management systems;

(vi) Implementation criteria and related sections in the management of public buildings;

(vii) Sections are capable of legal, regulatory and other elements specified by the Government.

Section 8 enables inspectors to familiarize themselves with the standards of availability, regulation, regulations and sections, with the corresponding expertise and operational capacity, and to obtain administrative law enforcement qualifications in accordance with the provisions.

Sections are subject to legal protection by inspectors who perform their duties under the law.

Section 9 allows inspection personnel to carry out a section that prevents the production, operation and work order of the inspectorate from disclosing the technical secrets and commercial secrets of the inspectorate and from using the job to gain undue benefits.

Article 10 enables inspection personnel to be in the interest of the inspectorate or other relationships may affect impartial inspections.

According to the inspector, the energy inspection body that can be inspected in a written or oral manner can be presented to the implementing energy inspection body.

The evasion of the energy inspectorate is determined by the main heads of the energy inspectorate.

Article 11. The energy inspectorate should establish a reporting system, establish a reporting, a complaint box and telephone, and encourage, support units and individuals to report violations of energy efficiency standards. Energy inspection bodies should be confidential.

Energy inspection agencies should investigate and deal in a timely manner with reported, complaints and hygienic violations identified in their inspections.

Article 12 Energy inspection bodies may use written or on-site inspections to carry out energy-efficient inspection.

In the use of written inspections, the energy inspectorate shall notify the inspectorate in writing and the inspection units shall send the material in accordance with the inspection notice request.

On-site inspections should be carried out in advance by the energy inspectorate, on the basis, content, time and requirements for the implementation of the inspection, with written notification to the inspection unit, except in cases and cases processed, complaints and in the form of screening.

Article 13, when conducting on-site inspections, should have more than two inspectors. Sections should present effective administrative law enforcement documents to inform the basis, content, modalities and requirements of the inspection, produce on-site inspections, such as the time, location, content, participation in and on-site inspection, and be confirmed by the inspector and the head of the inspectorate or the licensee.

Article XIV, in accordance with the requirements of energy inspection, can be implemented when cross-administrative regional sections can be inspected. Coherence to joint inspections is coordinated by provincial and municipal energy inspection agencies in the area.

Article 15. When the inspector is inspected by law, the following functions may be exercised:

(i) Requested the inspectorate to provide, if any, explanations and written statements on the issues covered by the inspection;

(ii) Access, reproduction or reproduction of information;

(iii) On-site monitoring of energy consumption and related products, equipment, process;

(iv) Other powers conferred by law, regulations and regulations.

Article 16 is one of the following cases, and energy inspection agencies can use energy monitoring techniques to test and analyse evaluation of major energy-efficient equipment, processes, product-efficient indicators for the use of units:

(i) Where there is a violation of the law or a supermarkable act, the relevant energy-efficient indicators need to be tested;

(ii) Emphasis on the changes in major energy-efficient equipment, changes in craft systems and changes in energy consumption structures for technical adaptation or other reasons, with severe impact on energy efficiency;

(iii) The reporting of energy utilization reports that focus on the delivery of energy-efficient units is significant;

(iv) Other sections identified by the national section competent authorities or by the provincial people's Government can monitor matters.

In the absence of a corresponding test and analytical evaluation capacity and article, the energy inspectorate may entrust the energy service provider with a section-based monitoring.

Sections can be monitored without charge to the monitoring units and the costs are borne by the energy inspectorate.

Article 17 is subject to inspection by inspection units, such as factual descriptions, the provision of information, samples, etc., shall not be denied or obstructed access to inspection, without concealing the facts, and shall not be forged, concealed, destroyed and redirected.

Article 18 Section-based inspection reports should include targets, time, location, content, modalities, and inspection findings and observations.

Article 19 is subject to a breach by the inspectorate of the use of a mandatory standard of energy, regulations, regulations and sections, and the energy inspectorate shall provide a letter of restatement and provide for a period of time. Except for the direct penalties provided for in the relevant laws, regulations and regulations.

The inspectorate has no reasonable conduct but has not yet violated the mandatory standards of energy efficiency, regulations, regulations and sections, and the energy inspection body should issue an inspection letter requesting the inspection units to take measures to improve them.

Article 20 should be redirected or improved upon request, after the inspection unit has received a letter of restatement or a letter of inspection. Energy inspection agencies should conduct follow-up inspections and promote implementation.

Article 21, which is not subject to correction of letters of credit, requires extensions that should be submitted within 15 working days prior to the expiration of the deadline. The energy inspectorate shall respond within 10 working days of the date of receipt of the extension request. The extension shall normally not exceed six months. The extension was still pending, and penalties were imposed in accordance with the relevant laws, regulations and regulations.

Article 2 is subject to an objection by the inspectorate to the letter of replacement issued by the energy inspectorate and may apply for review in writing, within 10 working days from the date of receipt of the letter of reversion. The energy inspectorate at this level shall complete the review within 20 working days of the date of receipt of the written review request and inform the inspection unit in writing of the results.

In the course of energy inspection, the energy inspectorate found matters that fall under the laws, regulations and regulations, and should be transferred to the relevant sectors by law.

Article 24, in violation of the provisions of this approach, provides that the relevant laws, regulations and regulations have legal responsibilities.

Article 25, in violation of article 17 of the present approach, stipulates that the inspectorate has refused, obstructed access to inspection, or has refused to provide information, samples, etc., or forfeiture, concealment, destruction, and falsification of evidence, are subject to orders by the energy inspectorate at the district level and fines of over 5,000 dollars; in exceptional circumstances, the fine of over 500,000 dollars.

Article 26, in violation of article 20 and article 21 of this approach, is subject to a fine of over 3,000 dollars of the energy inspectorate granted by the energy inspectorate within the period of change, as well as the period of the extension of the renovation, without justification for refusing to renovate or after the re-renewation, while the relevant laws, regulations and regulations are not subject to penalties, and fines of more than 3,000 dollars for the energy inspection agency at the district level.

Article 27 enables the authorities and the energy inspectorate and its staff are one of the following cases, and is responsible for the direct responsible and other direct responsibilities by the competent authority to be disposed of by law in accordance with the management authority; constitutes an offence punishable by law:

(i) Disclosure of technical secrets and commercial secrets of the inspectorate;

(ii) The use of the job for the benefit of illegality;

(iii) The cost charged to the inspectorate at the time of implementation;

(iv) Non-implementation by law of the supervision and administrative penalties;

(v) Other abuses of authority, omissions, provocative fraud.

The twenty-eighth approach is implemented effective 1 July 2012. The energy use monitoring management approach of the Zangang Province was also repealed by the Government of the People of the province on 26 April 2002.