(Adopted by the 67th Standing Committee of the People's Government of Anguébé Province on 29 December 2010 No. 231 of 16 January 2011, published as from 1 March 2011)

Chapter I General

Article 1 promotes the energy efficiency of public institutions and serves as a tabular role of public institutions in the full range of social festivals, in accordance with laws, regulations, such as the People's Republic of China Energy Act and the State Department's Ordinance on Public Institutions.

The second approach applies to public institutions within the province's administration and public institutions outside the province.

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

Article 3. Governments at all levels should strengthen the leadership of public institutions in their work and promote and promote the work of public institutions.

The Government of the people at the district level should incorporate the provision of public institutions in the current financial budget in line with the need to support public institutions in the supervision of the building of the management system, energy management in contracts, advanced technology and product extension applications, energy promotion training and recognition.

Article IV. Institutions responsible for the supervision of management at this level of public institutions under the guidance of the competent authorities of the Government of the People's Authority (hereinafter referred to as the executive body).

In accordance with their respective responsibilities, the development of reform, finance, rural and urban construction, inspection, statistics are responsible for the work of public institutions.

The institutional authorities at all levels, such as education, science and technology, culture, health and sports, are able to work under the guidance of the management body of the people's government.

Article 5 heads of public institutions are fully responsible for the functioning of this unit.

Sections of public institutions have the objective responsibility and the evaluation system, and the implementation of measures and the completion of their objectives should serve as a component of the evaluation of heads of public institutions.

Article 6

Public institutions should put in place a sound management system for this unit, carry out festivals that promote education and job training, raise staff awareness, develop energy efficiency practices and increase the level of management.

Public institutions should support and cooperate with the media in carrying out energy awareness and public opinion oversight.

Article 7. The Government of the people at the district level shall grant recognition and incentives to units and individuals that make significant achievements in the work of public institutions.

Chapter II

Article 8 The cantonal public institutions should be planned to include the content of public institutions under their jurisdiction (communes).

The management of the authorities of the people's government at the district level should plan energy efficiency targets and indicators, be implemented by the year to the public body at the present level and to organize the examination.

Public institutions should develop annual energy efficiency targets and implementation programmes, in line with distributive energy indicators and indicators, in the light of the characteristics of this unit and the status of the previous year, and report back to the management body of the people's government.

Article 9

Public institutions should identify energy management positions and staff and implement energy use management.

Article 10

Public institutions should clearly act as a focal point for this unit, as requested by the governing bodies of the people's government, to undertake the collection, collation, transmission and etc. of information available to this unit.

Article 11

The authorities of the communes of the communes of the communes should, according to the provisions, make statistical, publicize the state of energy consumption in the previous year of public institutions and report on energy consumption statistics to the governing bodies of the Government.

Article 12 Public institutions should implement energy consumption measurement systems, classify and sub-projects for new construction in accordance with the type of energy-efficient, user-friendly systems, and phase-out, classification, sub-projects for both construction synergistics.

Public institutions should designate specialized agencies responsible for energy consumption statistics such as water, electricity, gas, coal and oil, such as real recording of raw data for energy consumption and collection, collation and synthesis, the establishment of a statistical desk to report on the state of energy consumption to the governing bodies of the current people, in accordance with national provisions.

Article 13

The financial sector should establish energy consumption expenditure standards based on the energy consumption of public institutions.

Article 14. Public institutions should use energy within the approved energy consumption levels and carry out real-time monitoring of the energy consumption situation, conduct regular energy consumption analyses, strengthen energy consumption expenditure management, and provide clarifications to the management bodies of government agencies at this level.

Article 15. Public bodies should procure products, equipment and equipment that are included in the directory of energy products, equipment and environmental mark products, in accordance with national provisions relating to mandatory procurement or priority procurement.

Article 16 states that are responsible for the approval or approval of fixed-term investment projects shall strictly control the scale and standards of construction projects in public institutions, integrate investment and benefits, conduct cost-benefit assessments and reviews of construction projects; and shall not approve or approve construction projects that are not assessed and reviewed by section.

Article 17

Public institutions should conduct energy audits in accordance with relevant national provisions, conduct technical and economic evaluations of the operation of the unit and the use of energy, and take measures to enhance energy efficiency in accordance with the findings of the audit.

Chapter III

Article 19 Public institutions should establish, maintain and carry out the management system and the operation of the system, with professional technical personnel focusing on the operation of systems, equipment, and carry out regular operating management of systems and equipment, maintain maintenance, conduct inspections, and implement low-cost or cost-efficient measures.

Article 20 should promote, apply new products, new technologies and accelerate the phase-out of high-energy products, equipment.

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.

Section II of public institutions should be restructured and energy audits and investment effectiveness analyses should be conducted, clear energy efficiency indicators, and measurements should be used to conduct evaluation of energy efficiency indicators in a manner that would be adapted.

Article 23 of the PAPU should integrate resources such as office buildings, facilities and equipment in public institutions, with the development reform, finance, housing and rural-urban construction sectors, and optimize the allocation, reduce duplication, increase efficiency and reduce energy consumption.

Article 24 provides for new construction or rehabilitation of existing buildings by public institutions and should be strictly implemented in accordance with national regulations and standards relating to the design, construction, probation, completion inspection, etc., giving priority to new materials, new products, new technologies and the installation and use of renewable energy use systems such as solar energy, in accordance with local geoclimatic conditions.

Article 25 Public institutions should strengthen internal informationization, networking, e-government, rationalize control of the number and size of meetings, establish systems such as sound television teleconferences, videoconferences, etc. to reduce energy consumption.

Article 26 Public institutions should take the following measures to enhance management:

(i) Enhance office electricity management, establish a gateway system, reduce the waiting hours for electrical equipment, such as air conditioning, computers, photocopy, and shut down electricity equipment in a timely manner;

(ii) Implementation of national provisions relating to temperature control in air conditioning, improvement of air conditioning management and enhancement of the level of efficiency in air conditioning;

(iii) Improve the efficiency of energy use, in accordance with the need for energy-efficient screening and adaptation of fuel coal, fuel, fuel, and fuel;

(iv) Excellent control of the ladder system, reasonable establishment of the number, floor and time open by the ladder, enhancement of operation regulation and maintenance, and promotion of the non-availability of the five-tiers (five layers);

(v) The office building should make full use of natural lights, use of efficient energy lighting, optimization of the design of light systems, improvements in electrical access controls, including through the opening of time, spacing lights, extension, application of think-sharing devices, strict control of building external light lighting and external dressing lighting;

(vi) Focus monitoring and effective measures to reduce energy consumption through the use of constrains such as cyberhouses, meals, inter-hydro and stoves;

(vii) Enhance inspection and maintenance of water facilities.

Article 27 should take the following measures to enhance the management of official vehicles:

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

(ii) Staffing vehicles according to the prescribed criteria, with priority being given to the use of low-energy, low-pollutant and cleaner energy vehicles to strictly implement the vehicle reporting system;

(iii) Use of official vehicles in accordance with prescribed purposes;

(iv) The development of public service vehicle festivals that can lead to the implementation of systems such as surface fuel, targeted maintenance of official vehicles;

(v) The regular publication of cross-border and oil-consuming conditions for single vehicles and the introduction of a single vehicle cost accounting and fuel incentives.

To promote socialization of public service delivery services, to expedite the reform of the system for the use of buses, reception vehicles and public vehicles, and to encourage staff to take advantage of public transport tools, non-motive transport tools.

Chapter IV Oversight and safeguards

Article twenty-eighth PAPU should establish a public institution's machinery for evaluating energy incentives, develop a public agency for evaluation, conduct a nuclear evaluation of the implementation of the measures taken by this public institution and the completion of its objectives.

The authorities of systems such as education, science and technology, culture, health and sports at all levels are responsible for conducting a nuclear evaluation of the work of public institutions within the system.

Public institutions should be able to achieve their objectives as an important basis for the selection of civilization units and could serve as a component of the leadership of public institutions and the leadership's integrated evaluation. The results should be made available to society.

Article 29 governs the affairs of the organs of the Government of the above-mentioned population at the district level shall be reviewed with the relevant departments to enhance the supervision of the work of the public bodies at this level. Oversight inspections include:

(i) The development, implementation of the annual energy efficiency goals and programmes;

(ii) Energy consumption measurement, monitoring and statistics;

(iii) Implementation of energy consumption;

(iv) Establish and implement the energy management system;

(v) Identification of energy management positions and implementation of energy use responsibilities;

(vi) Functioning of systems and equipment;

(vii) Implementation of the energy audit;

(viii) Promotion of education through festivals;

(ix) Implementation of the measures provided for in article 26 and article 27 of this approach.

Article 33 Public institutions should be restructured in accordance with the requirements of the restatement and report the results in writing to the governing bodies of the current people's Government. The authorities of the current people's government should conduct oversight of the situation.

Sections of public institutions should be subject to social oversight. Any unit and individual have the right to report on the waste of energy by public institutions.

More than PAPUs should establish a reporting system, make public reports, newsletter addresses or e-mail addresses, and receive reports of waste of energy by the public in society and investigate them in a timely manner.

Chapter V Legal responsibility

Article 32 is one of the following acts by public institutions, which are being restructured by the governing body of the current people's government, with the relevant sector responsible for the period of time, which is not later rectified and informed and disposed of by the relevant 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) The non-implementation of the energy consumption measurement system or the construction of new buildings has not been carried out by subsectors, classifications, sub-projects in accordance with the type of energy available, the use system;

(iii) No real-time monitoring of energy consumption;

(iv) Non-earmarked persons are responsible for energy consumption statistics or for the establishment of a statistical desk, if they do not record raw data for energy consumption measurement;

(v) No report on the status of energy consumption as requested;

(vi) The use of energy in excess of energy consumption and has not been explained to the Government's agency for the costs;

(vii) The absence of identification of energy management posts or the absence of specialized technical personnel in the focus on systems and equipment operations;

(viii) Non-mandated energy audit or non-implementation of energy efficiency measures based on audit findings;

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

The use of energy by public institutions in excess of energy consumption is not justified by the reduction in the financial resources allocated to the unit for the next year, except in accordance with the preceding paragraph.

Article 33 Public bodies do not implement the directory of procurement by the Government of the equipment, which is not subject to the State's provisions relating to mandatory procurement or priority procurement, in the form of energy-efficient products, equipment or procurement of products, equipment or equipment for phase-out of national orders, which are warned by the Government's procurement supervision management, may be subject to a fine of up to $100,000; and disposed of directly responsible supervisors and other direct responsibilities by law.

Article 34 departments responsible for the approval or approval of fixed-term assets investment projects are authorized or approved by public institutions that have not been assessed and reviewed, and disposed of the law by the competent and other direct responsible persons directly responsible.

The construction projects of public institutions that have not been assessed and reviewed through festivals have been restructured by law by the authorities concerned; and that the competent and other persons directly responsible are treated by law.

Article XV of the public bodies, in violation of the provision of supra-standards, the excessive production of official vehicles or the refusal to report high-efficiency, the high-pollutant vehicle, dispose of the law by the competent and other direct responsible personnel directly responsible and, in accordance with the relevant provisions, by the governing body of affairs of the people's government authorities, the recovery, auction and refund of vehicles.

Article 36 staff members of the executive body are able to monitor the abuse of their functions, toys negligence, to take advantage of private fraud by law, and to hold criminal responsibility in accordance with the law.

Annex VI

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