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Public Institutions In Heilongjiang Province Energy-Saving Methods

Original Language Title: 黑龙江省公共机构节能办法

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Modalities of public institutions in the Blackang Province

(Adopted by the 41st ordinary meeting of the Government of the Blackonang Province on 10 May 2010)

Article 1 promotes and regulates the efficiency of energy use by 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, the Public Institutions Section Regulations.

This approach is applicable to the full or partial use of financial resources in the administrative region of the province and in the province, in the form of a section of the organization of State organs, units and groups (hereinafter referred to as public bodies).

Article 3. Governments of more people at the district level should strengthen leadership in the work of public institutions, establish a coordination mechanism for the functioning of public institutions and coordinate in a timely manner key issues in the work of public institutions.

Article IV. Institutions working in the management of the authorities of the people at the district level (hereinafter referred to as the executive body) are responsible for the supervision of the management of the section of the public body at this level and for the guidance and supervision of public institutions.

The authorities at all levels of the system, such as education, science and technology, culture, health and sports, are working under the guidance of the governing bodies of the same-level bodies.

The Governor of the Provincial Agricultural Rehabitation, the Governor of the Provincial Scension and the Department responsible for the management of public institutions within the system, under the guidance and supervision of the provincial authorities.

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Article 6. The management body of institutions at the district level should organize public institutions to promote, educate and train and promote scientific knowledge.

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

Article 7.

Sections of public institutions are capable of implementing the objective accountability and the evaluation system. The implementation of the energy efficiency measures and the completion of their objectives should serve as a component for public bodies and their heads. The specific appraisal approach was developed by the management body at the district level and above with the counterparts.

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Article 9. The management bodies of higher-level organs should clarify that staff are responsible for the management of public institutions.

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Article 11. Public institutions should clarify those responsible for the collection, collation, transmission and delivery of important information such as energy consumption statistics in this unit.

Article 12. The management bodies of higher-level institutions should be accompanied by the same level of statistical offices, the establishment of a system for sound public institutions' energy consumption statistics, the quarterly statistical data on the energy consumption of public institutions within the present administration, and the referral to the top-level management body.

Article 13. Public institutions should produce a report on energy consumption of this unit in accordance with the annual analysis of the energy consumption of the unit and report to the management body of the agency.

The management bodies at the district level should conduct an annual analysis of the energy consumption of the current public agency and produce a cost-benefit analysis report, which is presented to the Government of the current people and to the governing bodies at the highest level.

Article 14. The management body of the above-mentioned organ shall prepare and adjust the energy consumption of the public body at the same level to the same level, based on the advice of public institutions, the conduct of thorough investigations and evidence. The financial sector develops energy consumption expenditure standards based on energy consumption.

The management bodies of more than zones should oversee the use of energy by public institutions within the limits of energy consumption.

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.

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. More than a district-level construction authority should enhance oversight of the implementation of national provisions and standards with the same-level administration.

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Public institutions have established construction sections that should be integrated into government investment project management and that project approval procedures are carried out in accordance with the relevant provisions.

Public institutions have both buildings to be renovated, expanded, refurbished and solid, and should be designed in a synchronized manner with a re-engineering.

Article 18 Printing of hot public institutions should be gradually introduced for the measurement of heat-dependent households and for the use of heat charges.

Article 19 Public institutions should strengthen the operation of their own heating systems by using advanced technologies and equipment to enhance energy efficiency, based on the need for energy measurement and adaptation of fuel, fuel, fuel and gaseves. Conditions should be incorporated into a centralized heating network.

Article 20 Management agencies at the district level should conduct a focused audit of public institutions with high energy consumption and energy consumption in accordance with the annual availability of statistical data and monitoring inspections by the same sector, according to the current level of public bodies, and inform society of the results of the energy audit.

Article 21 Public institutions should integrate and optimize resources such as office accommodation, office facilities and equipment, and reduce energy consumption and not be equipped with office space.

Article 2 should strengthen information and networking among agencies, promote e-government, reduce the number of meetings, make full use of videoconferencing, videoconferencing systems and reduce energy consumption.

Article 23. Public institutions should promote the use of new products, new technologies, phase-out of high-energy products, equipment and recovery of products and equipment.

Article 24 regulates the development of public service vehicles and controls the number of vehicle maintenance. Public institutions should take the following measures to enhance the management of vehicle festivals:

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

(ii) The development of a code of driving vehicles for public service;

(iii) The use of public service vehicles for the purposes specified;

(iv) The regular publication of cross-border and oil-consuming conditions for single vehicles and the introduction of a system of accounting and energy incentives for single vehicles;

(v) To promote the reform of the public service vehicle use system and encourage staff to use public transport tools and non-motive transport tools.

Article 25. Public institutions should take the following measures to enhance the management of daily festivals:

(i) A reduction in the availability of electrical equipment, such as air conditioning, computers, photocopy, and unused working hours, should be closed;

(ii) Strict implementation of national regulations relating to temperature control in air conditioning, making full use of natural wind and improving air conditioning management;

(iii) The ladder system exercises a imaginative control that rationalizes the number and timing of the opening of the ladder and enhances operational regulation and maintenance;

(iv) To take full advantage of natural lights, use efficient lighting devices, optimization of the design of lighting systems, improvement of the means of electrical access control, extension of the application of imaginative devices, strict control of buildings' external lighting and external dressing lighting;

(v) Focus monitoring of the use of constrains such as cyberhouses, meals, interhydration and stoves;

(vi) Non-papers should be printed on a biface;

(vii) Saving water.

Article 26 Public institutions should establish a system of inspection of the sound energy use, implement regular inspections, implement energy efficiency measures and put an end to energy waste in a timely manner.

Article 27 of the executive body at the district level monitors the state of energy consumption in public institutions and, when it is found, public bodies should be requested to make clarifications and make corrections.

Article 28 above shall be subject to supervision by the authorities in the same sector, with the following sections of public bodies:

(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) Sections can manage the establishment of regulations;

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

(vi) Functioning of systems and equipment;

(vii) Implementation of the energy audit;

(viii) Public service vehicle staffing and use;

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

Priority monitoring should be given to public institutions that are not well regulated by the energy-efficient regulations and that are more energy-efficient.

Article 29 of the management body of more than the district level to monitor the problems identified in the Section, should be communicated to the relevant authorities on a timely basis to report on the Government of the people at this level.

The cost of savings in public institutions can be absorbed by a certain proportion of the costs that can be rewarded. The specific approach was developed by the Provincial Agency for Management with the provincial financial sector.

Article 32 contains one of the following acts by a public body, which is co-located or recommended by the governing body of the body concerned to change the duration of the period of time, which was not rectified and communicated by the competent organ responsible for direct responsibility and other direct responsibilities under the law:

(i) There is no clear responsibility to collect, collate and communicate important information on the part of this unit;

(ii) The lack of timely and real-time coverage of energy consumption statistics;

(iii) No production of analytical reports in accordance with the provisions;

(iv) The unification and optimization of office accommodation, office facilities and equipment, in accordance with the provisions, resulting in waste;

(v) No energy use inspection system;

(vi) The refusal to provide an account of the omnibus of energy consumption to the management body;

(vii) The use of official vehicles for the purposes specified;

(viii) No regular publication of the performance of the life and fuel consumption of single vehicles;

(ix) No funds available under the provisions;

(x) Other acts under laws, regulations and regulations.

Article 32 allows public bodies to use energy excess energy consumption orders that cannot justify and be informed by the governing bodies of the sector at the level and will make proposals for changes in the same sector, which are not later rectified, and are subject to administrative disposition by the relevant organs of the responsible supervisors and other direct responsibilities, in accordance with the law, and that the financial sector has reduced the costs of energy consumption beyond the energy consumption component in the next annual financial budget.

Article 33 Public bodies do not carry out the directory of procurement by the Government of the equipment, which does not purchase the products, equipment or equipment included in the directory of the Government of the equipment, or the procurement of products, equipment for phase-out of the national order, which is warned by the Government's procurement supervision management, may be subject to a fine of more than two thousand dollars, and administrative disposition of the directly responsible supervisors and other direct responsible personnel, in accordance with the law.

Article 34 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, are subject to administrative disposition by the competent and other directly responsible personnel directly responsible and, in accordance with the relevant provisions, by the governing bodies of this body to take recovery, auction and refund of vehicles.

Article XV: Staff members of the management bodies and related departments at the district level have one of the following acts, which are governed by the law, and are responsible for criminal liability in accordance with the law:

(i) The failure to carry out the management functions under the law of public institutions;

(ii) Corruption, retention and misappropriation of funds from public institutions;

(iii) Acts of violations of the law, regulations, regulations and regulations do not be investigated by law;

(iv) Other acts of abuse of authority, negligence, favouring private fraud.

Article 36 states that this approach refers to energy and resources such as electricity, coal, petrol, diesel, coal, gas, hydro, artificial coal, heating, and water, paper.

Article 37 is implemented since the date of publication.