(Adopted by the 88th Standing Committee of the People's Government of San Sussi Province on 5 July 2011, No. 233 of 7 July 2011, published as from 1 September 2011)

Chapter I General

Article 1 promotes and regulates the energy efficiency of public institutions, plays a role in the overall social section, and develops this approach in line with laws, regulations and regulations such as the People's Republic of China Energy Act and the Public Institutions Sections Regulations.

This approach is applied to public institutions within the province's administration and public institutions in the province's province.

The approach refers to public institutions, which are owned or partly by national organs, units and groups using financial funds.

Article 3

Article IV agencies working in the management of the provincial government are responsible for the promotion, guidance, coordination, supervision and supervision of the functioning of public institutions throughout the province, under the guidance of the provincial management section.

Agencies working at the municipal and district levels of government administration in the districts, under the guidance of the same-level management section, are responsible for the supervision of the management, guidance and supervision of public institutions.

Article 5

The authorities at all levels of the system, such as education, science and technology, culture, health, sports and transport, are responsible for the functioning of public institutions within the system, under the guidance of the working agencies of the same-level people's administration.

The following vertically managed sectors in the province are organized under the guidance of the Ministry's Government's management body, to carry out the work of public institutions within the system.

Article 6. Governments at all levels should promote the use of contractual energy management approaches by public institutions, the implementation of sections that can be adapted and the promotion of energy-efficient industrial development.

Article 7. Agencies working in the management of the authorities of the people at the district level should be in the same sector to carry out public services that promote awareness, education and training, achieve scientific knowledge, increase energy awareness and improve the level of energy management.

Article 8

Article 9 heads of public institutions are the first responsible for the work of this unit. The objective and the implementation of the measures should be the subject of the evaluation of public institutions and their heads. The archaeological evaluation approach was developed by institutions working in the management of the provincial government.

Article 10 Governments of more people at the district level should recognize the significant achievements made in the management of public institutions, energy science and technology research and extension applications, as well as the identification of units and individuals who waste energy. Specific approaches are developed by institutions working in the management of the provincial people's government.

Article 11. The Government of the people at the district level should include the provision of public institutions in the current financial budget to support public institutions in monitoring the building of the management system, the diffusion of advanced technologies and products, advocacy training, information services, etc.

Public institutions should report on the funding of energy-efficient projects such as posting, contract energy management, in the event of the release of funds from agencies working in government management agencies at this level. Agencies working in the management of the people's administration at the district level should develop annual energy efficiency projects and report on the current level of finance, energy management, etc. as a basis for the review of the arrangements and the provision of contractual energy management.

Chapter II

Article 12 agencies working in the administration of the provincial government should prepare, in accordance with the long-term specialization planning throughout the province, long-term planning and planning of public institutions.

Agencies working in the urban and district-level government administration in the area should be designed in accordance with the long-term planning of public institutions throughout the province, as well as with the relevant departments, and be able to plan the sections and targets established by the year to the public bodies.

The cantonal public institutions should be planned to include the content of the town of the commune and the public institutions of the street.

Sections of public institutions should include guidance on ideas and principles, information on the status and problems of energy, indicators and indicators, energy focus, implementation of the subjects and safeguards.

Article 14. Public institutions should plan, in accordance with the sections of the public body at this level, the achievement of the objectives of the Section, in conjunction with the characteristics of this unit and the status of the previous year, the development of annual energy efficiency targets and implementation programmes, the adoption of a section-managed or a re-engineering measure, and the completion of the energy efficiency targets.

More public institutions at the district level should target annual festivals and implement programmes by the end of March each year to report on the institutional backup of the work of the management organs of the current people.

Public institutions at the town level should target annual festivals and implement programmes, and by the end of March each year, report on the institutional backup of the work of the district-level government administration.

The authorities at all levels of the system, such as education, science and technology, culture, health, sports and transport, should outline the annual energy efficiency targets and implementation programmes within the system and report on the institutional backup of the work of the management bodies of the people at this level by the end of March each year.

The following vertically managed public institutions in the province should outline the annual programme of energy efficiency and implementation of the system, which will be presented to the provincial authorities by the end of March each year.

Article 16 provides that public institutions should implement energy consumption measurement systems, implement energy consumption subsectors, classifications, sub-projects and monitor energy consumption in real time, and promptly detect and correct waste.

Public institutions should be equipped with and used eligible energy measurements by law.

Article 17 Public institutions should designate specialized persons responsible for energy consumption statistics such as electricity, gas, coal and oil, such as real recording of raw data on energy consumption, the establishment of a statistical desk and the timely delivery of energy consumption statistics in accordance with the relevant national provisions.

Public institutions should conduct an analysis of energy consumption, such as electricity, gas, coal, oil, in conjunction with this unit, the area of construction of the system, the number of users and the operation of the equipment, and analyse the performance of evaluation reports and synchronize with statistics.

Article 18 institutions working in the management of the government of the province should establish a system for sound public institutions on energy consumption statistics with provincial statistical offices.

Agencies responsible for organizing energy consumption statistics at the current level of public institutions and reviewing the statistics presented at the same level of public bodies and reporting to the agencies involved in the management of the Government at the top level.

Agencies working in the management of government at the district level should conduct regular analyses of the energy consumption status of public institutions at this level and analyse the evaluation reports and the institutions that are synchronizing the work of the top-level government management agencies.

The body responsible for the management of the people at the district level should be published in the media by the end of March at the end of the year before the end of March of the previous annual energy consumption of the public body, which has been certified by the current statistical sector.

Agencies working in the management of the provincial government should jointly issue energy consumption across provincial public institutions in the provincial media by the end of April.

Article 20 agencies working at the district level above shall develop energy consumption based on the level and characteristics of energy consumption in different industries, different systems of public institutions. The financial sector develops energy-consuming expenditure standards based on energy consumption.

The authorities of systems such as education, science and technology, culture, health, sports and transport at the district level have developed energy consumption based on the energy consumption needs and characteristics of the system.

Article 21, Public institutions should use energy within the energy consumption threshold and exceed the energy consumption threshold, and should provide clarifications to the agencies involved in the management of the Authority.

In accordance with the relevant provisions of the State, public institutions should conduct technical and economic evaluation of the operation of the unit and the use of energy, taking measures to enhance the efficiency of energy use, in accordance with the audit and evaluation results.

Article 23. Public institutions should procure the following energy products, equipment:

(i) The inclusion of a directory for the procurement of energy products, equipment governments;

(ii) The inclusion of a directory of government procurement for environmental mark products;

(iii) Use of new energy and renewable energy.

Public institutions must not procure products, equipment and equipment that can be phased out in national and provincial orders.

Article 24 Public institutions construction projects should be evaluated and reviewed in a way that does not meet the criteria for mandatory energy efficiency, and the project approval or approval of construction shall not be authorized or approved in accordance with the law.

Agencies working in the management of government agencies at the district level should strictly control the scale and standards of the construction of new public institutions projects, collect land and integrate investment and benefits.

Article 25 Agencies working in the administration of the people at the district level, under the guidance of the same-level construction authorities, conduct surveys and analyses of the construction of buildings, structural formats, systems of use, indicators of energy efficiency, life cycle, and develop existing construction-based energy-efficient plans for the public institutions at this level and are responsible for organizing implementation.

Article 26 Public institutions should be accompanied by a renovation, expansion, maintenance, renovation and consolidation of existing buildings, as well as a synchronistic assessment and review of the energy efficiency measures to be taken by the project, and the performance of the energy efficiency standards.

Article 27 of the new construction of public institutions or after the completion of the construction of existing buildings, its investments are fully or partially used in financial resources, either by the Government of the owner, the body responsible for the management of the affairs of the organs or by other relevant departments, in accordance with national and provincial construction energy efficiency assessments and markings, and by demonstrating social oversight.

Article 28 provides for the construction of new buildings and the rehabilitation of existing buildings, which should be strictly implemented by national and provincial regulations and standards relating to the design, construction, probation, completion inspection, etc., giving priority to the use of renewable energy systems such as solar, geothermal, air-source heat. Government-building authorities at the district level should strengthen monitoring of implementation.

Chapter III

More than twenty-ninth people's government management bodies should be explicitly established by institutions, personnel and specifically responsible for oversight and guidance in public institutions.

Public institutions should put in place energy management positions and implement energy management responsibilities. Emphasis should be placed on the operation of systems and equipment.

Public institutions should establish a system for the functioning of a liaison officer and identify persons as a focal point. The liaison officer is responsible for the collection, collation and transmission of information on work.

Article 33 Public institutions should strengthen the operation regulation, maintenance, inspection, implementation of low-cost and cost-effective measures to enhance the management of this unit by:

(i) Enhance the management of office electricity, reduce the availability of waiting facilities for electrical equipment, such as air conditioning, computers, photocopies, and shut down electricity equipment in a timely manner, and establish a system of inspection of electricity;

(ii) The strict implementation of the State's provisions relating to temperature control in air condition rooms and, in addition to the specific use, air conditioning temperatures in summer rooms should not be lower than 26 degrees, and air conditioning in winter rooms should not exceed 20 degrees;

(iii) New buildings for heating in hot and scale regions should be charged with charging for heat-dependent households, and both buildings should be step-by-step in the application of charging fees for heat-dependent households;

(iv) The ladder system should exercise imaginative control, rationalize the number and timing of the opening of the ladder, strengthen the operation regulation and maintenance;

(v) The lighting system should make full use of natural lights, use of efficient energy lighting devices, optimizing the design of light systems, improving the means of electrical control, promoting the application of think-saving devices, strict control over external lighting of buildings, and external dressing lighting;

(vi) The use of yards, meals, open water, stoves, etc. should be monitored with a focus on taking effective measures to reduce consumption on the basis of ensuring the proper functioning of the system.

Article 31 allows public institutions to use a contract energy management approach, entrusting qualified energy service providers with a programmed diagnosis, design, financing, adaptation and operation management. The implementation of the contract energy management is presented to the body for the work of the same-level management body.

The introduction of a contract energy management approach to energy management can be renovated, with expenditures paid to energy-efficient companies under the contract.

Article 32 encourages service providers to expand the area of services. Through the National and Provincial Receivable Services Corporation, the financial incentive projects in the public agency's project on energy management of contracts should be reported to the provincial authorities in a uniform manner.

Article 33 should promote the use of new products, new technologies and phase-out of high-energy products, equipment.

Article 34 XIV provides that public institutions select business enterprises and should study their energy management capacity. Public institutions have entered into a service contract with the property industry and should contain the objectives and requirements for energy management.

Article XV provides for renovation of buildings that are concentrated in hot public institutions and should be installed for heat systems, heat measurement devices, indoor temperature management devices and electro-based measurement devices.

Article 36 should strengthen the centralization of resources such as office accommodation, office facilities and equipment to reduce energy consumption.

Article 37 Public institutions should strengthen information and networking among agencies, promote e-government, rationalize control of the number and size of meetings, and improve measures such as videoconferencing, videoconferencing systems and reduce energy consumption.

Article 338 The public bodies should take the following measures to enhance the management of vehicle festivals in accordance with the prescribed use of public service vehicles:

(i) Management of public service vehicles and strict control of the number of vehicle maintenance;

(ii) The provision of public service vehicles according to the prescribed criteria, with priority given to the use of low-energy, low-pollutant and clean energy vehicles, and the strict implementation of the vehicle reporting system;

(iii) The development of a public service vehicle charter that allows for driving, prohibiting the use of vehicles for non-official purposes, and strict enforcement of the system of parking, targeted vehicle fuel and terminal maintenance;

(iv) Strict implementation of the 100-kilometre fuel classification control standards for vehicles, regular publication of the life and fuel consumption of single vehicles, and introduction of a single vehicle cost accounting and fuel incentive system;

(v) Actively advance the socialization of public service vehicles, expedite the reform of the system of the use of buses, reception vehicles and official vehicles, and encourage staff to use public transport tools, non-motive transport tools.

Article 39 agencies working in the management of the people's government at the district level should organize energy-critical activities and a wide variety of thematic advocacy activities during the national holidays, energy scarcity tests in mountainous provinces. Governments and heads of departments at all levels should participate annually in an energy-critical event.

The media should strengthen public institutions' festivals and play a role in leading and monitoring opinion.

Chapter IV

Article 40 agencies working in the management of the authorities of the people at the district level should establish a supervisory inspection system for public bodies, which can be monitored by law.

Article 40. Institutions working in the management of the authorities of the people at the district level should strengthen the supervision of the public bodies at this level. Oversight inspections include:

(i) The establishment and implementation of the regulatory system;

(ii) Annual energy efficiency targets and implementation of programme formulation, implementation;

(iii) Energy consumption measurement, monitoring, statistics and reporting;

(iv) Implementation of energy consumption;

(v) Implementation of the energy audit;

(vi) Implementation of energy management positions and energy management responsibilities;

(vii) Functioning of systems and equipment;

(viii) The construction of new construction facilities, the use of equipment, as well as the rehabilitation of existing buildings in rehabilitation, expansion, maintenance, renovation and sequencing;

(ix) The management of the section of the official vehicle;

(x) Other sections provided for in laws, regulations and regulations may monitor inspection matters.

Article 42: Agencies working in the management of the authorities of the people at the district level should work with the relevant departments to establish a monitoring system for the management of information on energy consumption in public institutions, monitor the energy consumption of public institutions in real time, and have the right to request clarifications from public institutions when they are found.

In Article 43, institutions working in the management of the people's government at the district level should conduct a focused energy audit and oversight examination of public institutions that are not well regulated by the regulations and that exceed the level of energy consumption.

Public institutions should accept and cooperate to monitor inspections, and, if so, provide information and data without denying, impeding and concealing the facts.

Section 44 of public institutions should be subject to social oversight. Any organization and individuals have the right to report on the waste of energy by public institutions.

Agencies working in the management organs of the people at the district level should receive reports from the public on the waste of energy by public institutions through multiple means, such as telephone calls, websites, to be processed in a timely manner with the relevant departments and to investigate the results of the survey.

Chapter V Legal responsibility

Article 46 contains one of the following acts by public bodies, and the body responsible for the administration of affairs by the current people's government will change the period of time with the relevant sectoral accountability; the period of overdue, which will be communicated by the authorities concerned to the principal heads of the authorities in accordance with the law:

(i) No annual energy efficiency targets and implementation programmes have been developed or no annual energy efficiency targets and implementation of the programme reserve are set out in accordance with the provisions;

(ii) Non-implementation of the energy consumption measurement system or non-implementation of energy consumption subsectors, classifications, sub-projects and real-time monitoring of energy consumption;

(iii) Non-established, sound energy consumption statistics, statement systems;

(iv) Failure to submit a report on the state of energy consumption in the previous year, as required, or the lack of timely publication of energy consumption;

(v) No energy audit is conducted in accordance with the provisions or no efficiency measures have been taken to enhance energy use in accordance with the audit findings;

(vi) The absence of energy management posts, or the absence of identification of energy focal points;

(vii) The construction of public institutions that have not been assessed and reviewed through festivals, or the alteration, expansion of office premises and the conduct of superstandard maintenance, renovations in the name of renovation;

(viii) Non-implementation in accordance with the relevant provisions and standards;

(ix) To deny, block the supervision of inspections.

Article 47, in violation of article 21 of this approach, bodies working in the management organs of the people at this level will be redirected with the relevant sectoral accountability period; overdue and informed; result in a serious waste of energy, verification by the agencies working in the management body, with consequential reductions in the public use of the unit for the next year.

Article 48 Eighteen public institutions violate article 23 of this approach, which is sanctioned by the Government's procurement supervision management in accordance with article 38 of the Regulations on Public Institutions.

In violation of article 38 of this approach, public bodies are informed by bodies working in the management organs of the people at this level, and are treated in accordance with the relevant provisions for the recovery, auction, refund of the vehicle, and disposed of by law by the competent and other persons directly responsible for them.

Article 50 Staff of institutions working in the administration of the authorities of the people at the district level are able to control abuses in the administration of public institutions, toys negligence, to advocate for private fraud by law, and to hold criminal responsibility under the law.

Annex VI

Article 50 is implemented effective 1 September 2011.