(Adopted at the 44th ordinary meeting of the Eleventh People's Government, held on 7 January 2011, by Decree No. 248 of 15 January 2011.

Article 1, in order to promote the energy efficiency of public institutions and to play a role in the overall social section, sets out this approach in the light of the relevant laws, regulations, such as the Public Institutions Ordinance.

This approach is applied by public institutions within the current province's executive region and by public institutions in the province (markets).

This approach refers to State organs, utilities and groups that use financial funds in the province in all or part.

Article 3 provides guidance and oversight for the management of this public body section by institutions working in the administration of the people's government, in the provinces, municipalities, districts (including district levels, districts, etc.).

The public bodies are specifically responsible for organizing and managing this unit (with its immediate public body, with the same), and for the functioning of this system (with its public bodies that have the authority to lead members in the management of personnel).

Article IV. Institutions working in the management of organs should establish a system and coordination mechanism for the sound functioning of public institutions, design work institutions and personnel, and conduct public institutions to oversee management and guidance.

Article 5 Public institutions should designate institutions and personnel specifically responsible for the management of this unit, section of the system, establish a sound energy-efficient regulatory system and a system-wide operating arrangement, implement energy management responsibilities and conduct festivals for education and job training. Professional technicians should be employed for the complex use systems and equipment operation of technology.

Public institutions should identify the focal points responsible for collecting, collating, reporting, implementing energy statistics, providing ideas and proposals for improving the work of the Section, coordinating and overseeing the implementation of the measures.

Article 6. Public institutions can work in the implementation of the objective accountability and the evaluation system. The completion of the programme should be the subject of the evaluation of the heads of public institutions.

Article 7. The body responsible for the management of organs shall conduct an evaluation of the annual performance of the functions and objectives of this public body and inform the results. The specific approach to the evaluation is developed by institutions working with provincial management bodies.

Article 8 Any unit and individual have the right to report on the waste of energy by public institutions.

Agencies working in the management bodies should make public information on social reports available under the public body, receive reports and investigate them in a timely manner.

Article 9 provides recognition or incentives to the relevant sectors, such as agencies that manage the affairs of the organs, where significant achievements are made in the work of public institutions and where they are reported to be severely wasteful of energy by public institutions.

Article 10. The body responsible for the management of organs shall plan the set-up of the sections of the public body and implement them to the public bodies at this level by year.

Public institutions should develop annual energy efficiency targets and implementation programmes, in line with the annual saving energy efficiency targets and indicators mandate, in conjunction with the characteristics of this unit and the status of the previous year, and report back to the institutional desk on the work of the management body at the end of March each year.

Article 11. Public institutions should establish a system of energy consumption statistics, such as real record-consuming measurements of raw data, the establishment of statistical desks, the timely acquisition, analysis and use of energy.

Agencies and other public institutions working in the management organs should submit to the executive region, the present system and this unit, in accordance with the relevant provisions of the State and the province, reports on the efficiency of their work at the highest level, at the current level.

Agencies working in the management organs should regularly disclose the depletion of public institutions at the level.

Article 12. Agencies working in the management organs should develop, publish and adapt the current level of public institutions in a timely manner, in line with the level and characteristics of a combination of different industries, systems public institutions, and financial sectors, in accordance with the availability of time, to establish cost-consuming standards for public institutions at this level.

Article 13. Public institutions should use energy within a time frame and be costed in accordance with expenditure standards. More than affordable energy use, written statements should be made to the agencies working in the management bodies at the current level; expenditure should be spent more than the cost-efficient criteria, and the current financial sector would make provision for nuclear reductions in accordance with the level of the public body beyond the expenditure standard portion.

Article 14. Public institutions shall not procure products, equipment that may be used by the State to phase out, and shall not procure non-subsistable products, equipment.

Article 15. Public institutions should conduct energy audits in accordance with the relevant provisions of the State, and provide energy-based auditing measures for improvement.

Agencies working in the management bodies should conduct a focused energy audit of high-energy organizations, based on annual energy-consuming statistics reported by public agencies at this level.

Article 16 agencies responsible for the management of organs should promote the uniform development, acquisition and harmonization of the management of office buildings at the public agency concerned, strengthen the central integration of office premises and facilities, equipment and resources, and prevent duplication, increase utilization and reduce energy consumption.

Article 17 The alteration, renovation and consolidation of existing buildings by public institutions should include the content of the renovation. Restructuring should be designed in parallel with the work of the main subjects, while at the same time building.

Agencies working in the management bodies should develop and organize implementation plans for the renovation of existing buildings in the public institutions concerned. The energy audit and portfolio investment benefits analysis should be undertaken prior to the implementation of the section, with clear energy efficiency indicators, and the measurements should be used to carry out evaluation of energy efficiency indicators in the form of measurement.

Article 18

In the maintenance of new buildings and existing buildings, public institutions should give priority to new materials, new products, new processes, the installation of renewable energy use systems, such as solar, geothermal, and the design of green public buildings that are cost-effective and consuming, and the accelerated phase-out of high-energy facilities, equipment.

Article 19 Public institutions should be equipped and used by law to test eligible energy measurements, establish a system of energy-efficient monitoring, conduct real-time monitoring of energy depletion, implement energy-efficient, disaggregated, sub-projects and design, construction, receipt and operation management of energy consumption and monitoring systems in accordance with national and provincial technical norms and standards.

There are more than two public institutions in the office building, and the depletion of public institutions should be measured separately. Energy consumption in the office and residence areas of public institutions should be measured separately.

Article 20 should be guided by public bush regulations, the introduction of a public bus holiday and a terminal fuel, a terminal maintenance system, the introduction of a single vehicle cost accounting, the approval of the mileage, the cost of the operation, and the publication of the unit. Public vehicle festivals can lead to the harmonization of regulations with the relevant sectors.

Public vehicle management should strengthen public agency bus production and management, rigorous implementation of the vehicle debriefing system, adapt public vehicle staffing standards in due course, and regularly clean up ultra-mark vehicles.

Article 21 Public institutions should actively promote the socialization of services such as buses, reception of buses, and encourage staff to use public transport tools and non-motive transport tools.

Article 2: Agencies and other public institutions working in the management of the administration of the services of the office are employed for work-level personnel such as clean-up of the office premises, or for the delivery of work-related services, which should be clearly defined in the contract, provide training to service employees, establish a functional responsibility and monitor implementation.

Article 23. Public institutions should fully perform e-government effectiveness, strengthen internal information-policy, promote paperless offices, control of the number and size of meetings, improve systems such as videoconferencing, phase-out of large facsimiles, printers, and promote the use of energy-efficient environmental office materials and regeneration materials to reduce energy consumption.

Article 24 provides that public bodies should implement the following provisions in their daily offices:

(i) Enhance the management of electrical equipment, establish a system of inspection, reduce the availability of waiting facilities for electrical equipment such as air conditioners, computers, photocopyers;

(ii) The air conditioning system should strictly implement the national standard of temperature control, make full use of natural wind, improve operation management, strengthen maintenance, and the central air conditioning system should be cleaned every two years;

(iii) Public buildings should be used to measure heat-disaggregated households and to progressively achieve heat-based charges;

(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) Make full use of natural lights, use efficient lighting, optimizing the design of lighting systems, improving the system-controlled approach, promoting the application of think-shall management devices, strict control over building external lighting and landscape lighting, and eliminating the continuing launch of the lighting system when natural lights meet the needs;

(vi) Departments such as cyberhouses, meals, inter-hydro, washing and stoves should be focused on monitoring, scientific management, effective measures to reduce energy consumption and to eliminate the continued use of the pumping air system;

(vii) Enhance the operation of their own heating systems by detecting and adapting fuel, fuel, fuel and gas-rich stoves, using advanced technology and equipment to enhance energy efficiency, as required.

Article 25. Agencies responsible for the management of organs should oversee inspection activities in conjunction with the relevant authorities and conduct specific oversight inspections in accordance with the circumstances, as appropriate; and focus monitoring inspections should be carried out for public bodies that are not well regulated by regulations and that are more than affordable. The inspection found that the issue of energy waste should be redrafted and, if necessary, could report to the current people's Government or inform the superior authorities of the public body.

In violation of this approach, public bodies have one of the following cases: institutional accountability for the work of the management bodies at this level; uncorrected and criticized; post-removable reports, written advice from the agencies working in the management bodies, and the financial sector has reduced the expenditures of 2 to 8 per cent of the public institutions in the preparation of the next annual budget (public funds), and accountability to the heads of public institutions in the relevant sectors:

(i) No annual energy efficiency targets and implementation programmes have been developed or no annual energy efficiency targets and implementation of programme submissions are provided;

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

(iii) Non-earmarked personnel are responsible for energy consumption statistics, or for the lack of real recording of raw data and the establishment of consuming statistics;

(iv) No report on the state of consumption, as prescribed;

(v) Non-designation of energy managers and the introduction of energy management responsibilities, or the absence of specialized technical personnel in complex technology-efficient systems, equipment operation;

(vi) More than affordable energy use, and no written statement was made to the agencies working in the management bodies at this level;

(vii) Non-implementation measures to enhance energy use in a timely manner, based on audit, statistical and measurable results;

(viii) The construction of public institutions has not been carried out through an evaluation and review;

(ix) Removal from the transfer of funds from institutions working in the management organs;

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

Article 27 Public bodies do not purchase products, equipment or equipment that are included in the directory of procurement in accordance with the State's provisions relating to mandatory procurement or priority procurement, or the procurement of State orders to phase out the use of products, equipment, which is subject to a fine of 20 to 30 per cent of the procurement products, equipment value of the Government's procurement supervision management, but not more than 30,000 dollars, and disposed of directly by the relevant departments: the responsible manager and other direct responsibilities.

Article 28 agencies and other public institutions that manage the affairs of the organs are able to manage the staff in one of the following cases, which are serious and are held accountable by the relevant departments:

(i) Unfulfilled management responsibilities, resulting in a frequent occurrence of higher levels of public institutions;

(ii) The production of false reports of depletion or the filling of false data;

(iii) Non-responsibility of ongoing waste energy practices;

(iv) Reports of social inadmissibility or non-removal measures;

(v) Approval or approval of public-sector construction projects that are not evaluated and reviewed;

(vi) There are other acts of negligence, favouring private fraud and abuse of authority.

Article 29 of this approach is implemented effective 20 February 2011.