(Adopted at the 92th ordinary meeting of the People's Government of New York, 17 December 2010, No. 183 of 26 December 2010 for publication, effective 1 March 2011)

Chapter I General

Article 1, in order to promote energy efficiency and to develop this approach, in accordance with the provisions of the Law on Saving Energy in the People's Republic of China, the Regulations on Public Institutions, and the Regulations on Energy-saving in the City of New York.

Article 2

The approach refers to public institutions, which are owned or partly by national organs, units and groups using financial funds. The specific scope of public institutions is determined separately by the communes of the city and the district (market).

Article 3 governs the management of the authorities of the municipalities and districts (markets), with the guidance of the executive authorities, which is responsible for the supervision of the management of this public body.

Article IV. The authorities in the municipalities and districts (communes) should work with the relevant departments to promote, educate, train and promote scientific knowledge in order to raise awareness of the law and provide full-time awareness.

Article 5 units and individuals that make significant achievements in the management of public institutions, energy and technology research and extension applications can benefit from policy measures such as national, provincial, municipal and municipal provisions.

Chapter II

Article 6

Public institutions in the districts (markets) should be planned to include the content of the communes (communes) and the public institutions in the streets.

Article 7

Article 8. Public institutions should develop programmes that can be implemented in accordance with annual energy efficiency targets and indicators to report back to the management body of the people's government.

Article 9 provides for the inclusion of public institutions in the objective evaluation of the archaeological objective of the People's Government of the city and the district (market).

Governments of the municipalities and districts (communes) should conduct an annual review of the implementation of the executive branch of the people's government and the publication of the results.

The authorities of the communes (communes) should conduct a review of the completion of the public body's annual public body festivals in March each year and make public the results.

A specific approach to the evaluation of public institutions is developed by the Government of the city.

Article 10 Public institutions should be equipped and used in accordance with national standards or regulations to determine eligible energy measurements by law, distinguishing the use of energy-efficient systems and implementing energy consumption subsectors, classifications, sub-projects.

Article 11. Public institutions should be able to record energy consumption statistics, such as real recording of raw data on energy consumption measurements, the establishment of equipment statistics and consuming statistics.

Source data on energy consumption measures include basic information on construction, equipment and systems, total energy consumption and classification of buildings with sub-systems, basic information on official vehicles and overall energy consumption, and a bill of expenditure for classification.

Public institutions should send a statistical table on the state of energy consumption in the last quarter by 10 a.m.

Article 12

The financial sector develops energy consumption expenditure standards based on energy consumption.

Article 13. Public institutions should use energy within energy consumption levels, conduct regular energy consumption analyses, enhance energy consumption management, and increase energy consumption expenditure management beyond energy consumption, and provide clarifications to the management bodies of government agencies at this level.

Article 14.

Article 15. Public institutions should procure products, equipment and equipment included in the directory of energy products, equipment and environmental mark products, in accordance with the relevant provisions of the law, regulations and provincial, municipal and municipal provisions on mandatory procurement or priority procurement.

The new construction of public institutions and the rehabilitation of existing buildings should be strictly implemented in accordance with national regulations and standards relating to the design, construction, probation, completion of inspection.

Sectors responsible for the approval or approval of fixed-term asset investment projects should be able to assess and review the construction projects at this level of public institutions; no approval, approval shall be granted, approved and approved through projects that are not evaluated and reviewed.

Article 17

The financial sector of the city and the district (market) should incorporate existing construction sections into the current financial budget.

Restructuring should be synchronized with alterations and the expansion of public institutions, which are designed, synchronized and synchronized.

Public institutions with renewable resources use conditions have existing construction-based energy efficiency projects that should be equipped with renewable energy use facilities.

Public bodies should conduct energy audits based on the level and characteristics of energy consumption in public institutions, and conduct technical and economic evaluations of the operation of this unit, the operation of the equipment and the use of energy, taking measures to enhance energy efficiency in accordance with the findings of the audit.

In the urban and district government administrations, mandatory energy audits of public institutions with high levels of energy consumption or excess energy consumption should be carried out on a regular basis, in accordance with the energy consumption statistics of public institutions and the performance of festival inspections.

Chapter III

Article 19 Public institutions should establish a system of liaison officers to identify persons to serve as a liaison officer. The liaison officer should be provided with the required collection, collation and transmission of information that can be delivered.

Article 20 allows public institutions to use a contract energy management approach, entrusting energy efficiency audits, energy efficiency project design, original material and equipment procurement, construction, monitoring, training and operation.

Governments of municipalities and districts (markets) should strengthen policy support and orientation and actively pursue contract energy management.

Public institutions should identify service providers, including through tendering.

The energy management approach of public institutions is developed separately by the Government of the city.

Article 21 provides that public bodies should identify bodies for the industry, including through tendering. In the solicitation documents, quantitative indicators that need to be completed should be provided.

The contract for material services concluded by public institutions with the business sector should agree on the objectives and requirements to be managed.

Energy management should be put in place in the service sector, the development of energy management systems and implementation rules, clear energy efficiency targets and energy-efficient indicators, and the work of the energy audit body.

Section II of public institutions can be renovated, and energy audit and investment effectiveness analyses should be conducted, clear energy efficiency indicators, and an integrated evaluation of the completion of the energy efficiency indicators will be carried out in a measurement manner that will be adapted.

The scope of public institutions can be renovated includes the building block structures, heating systems, lighting equipment and heating water supply facilities.

Article 23. Public institutions should take the following measures to enhance their management:

(i) To reduce the availability of waiting facilities for electrical equipment, such as air conditioning, computers, photocopy, and to establish an inspection system for electrical equipment;

(ii) Execution of national, provincial and municipal regulations relating to temperature control, making full use of natural wind and improving air conditioning management;

(iii) The use of advanced technologies and equipment to test and renovate fuel, fuel and gas-rich stoves;

(iv) The ladder system should exercise imaginative control and rationalize the number, floor and time open by the ladder;

(v) Public buildings should make full use of natural lights, use of efficient energy lighting lights, optimizing the design of light systems, improving electrical access controls, including through intervals, and promoting the application of think-sharing devices;

(vi) Strict control of landscape light energy consumption, and in accordance with the provisions for the laptop lighting;

(vii) Other measures established by the management body.

Article 24 should promote e-government, strengthen internal informationization, networking and non-paper-making offices, rationalize control of the number and size of meetings, control the number of press magazines, and improve systems such as videoconferencing, web video meetings.

Article 25. Public institutions should take the following measures to enhance the management of public vehicles:

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

(ii) Staffing vehicles according to prescribed standards, with priority being given to vehicles with low-energy, low-polluting and clean energy use;

(iii) The development of public service vehicle festivals to enable driving regulations;

(iv) Execution of the 100-kilometre oil classification control standards for public service vehicles, regular publication of the life and fuel consumption of single vehicles, and introduction of a single vehicle cost accounting and energy incentives system;

(v) Actively promote the socialization of public service vehicle services and encourage staff to use public transport tools and non-motive transport tools.

Chapter IV

Sections established by the authorities of the municipalities and districts (markets) are capable of reporting telephones and receiving reports from the public of society on the waste of energy by public institutions.

The authorities of the communes of the communes (communes) should conduct oversight inspections with the relevant departments at this level on the functioning of public institutions. The main elements of oversight inspections include:

(i) Implementation of annual energy efficiency goals, indicators and implementation programmes;

(ii) Energy consumption measurement, monitoring and statistics;

(iii) Implementation of energy consumption;

(iv) Use of systems and facilities;

(v) The staffing and use of official vehicles;

(vi) The rehabilitation of existing buildings;

(vii) Implementation of the energy audit;

(viii) Other regulatory measures under the law, legislation and this approach.

Article 28 should be subject to and complemented by public institutions to monitor inspections, such as factual information, information and data, without denying, impeding them.

Article 29 is one of the following acts by public institutions, which is being restructured by the governing bodies of the current people's government and the authorities of the Government of the people concerned with the period of time; that is not rectified and informed by the authorities concerned that the heads of public institutions are treated in accordance with the law and that the energy consumption expenditure standards are reduced by the financial sector:

(i) No annual programme can be implemented or no annual implementation programme is required;

(ii) There is no distinction between the types of energy available, the use of energy systems to implement energy consumption subsectors, classifications, sub-projects and the real-time monitoring of energy consumption;

(iii) No real record of the raw data on energy consumption measurement, the establishment of a equipment statistical desk and the availability of statistics;

(iv) No statistical table on the status of energy consumption as required;

(v) The use of energy in excess of energy consumption, which is not specified to the management body of the Government;

(vi) No energy audit is conducted in accordance with the provisions or measures taken to increase efficiency in energy use, in accordance with the audit findings;

(vii) No provision for the staffing and use of official vehicles;

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

Article 33 Public institutions do not procure products, equipment and equipment in the directory of government procurement products, in accordance with the State's provisions relating to mandatory procurement or priority procurement, which are subject to the provisions of the relevant laws, regulations and regulations.

Article 31 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 are governed by the law by the relevant bodies with respect to competent and other direct responsibilities that are directly responsible.

The construction of public institutions has not been evaluated and reviewed by the authorities concerned, which has been modified by the legal order period of time, and by the authorities concerned to the competent and other direct responsible personnel directly responsible.

Chapter V

Article 32 of this approach is implemented effective 1 March 2011.