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Public Institutions In Hebei Province Energy-Saving Methods

Original Language Title: 河北省公共机构节能办法

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Modalities of public institutions in Northern Province

(The 46th ordinary meeting of the Government of the Northern Province, held on 17 November 2009, considered the adoption of Decree No. [2009] of 18 November 2009] of the Order of the People's Government of Northern Province of the River, effective 1 January 2010)

Chapter I General

Article 1 provides for the promotion of public institutions, as well as the role of public institutions in social festivals, to increase efficiency in energy use, and to develop this approach, in line with the Public Institutions Regulations.

Article 2 refers to public institutions, which are owned or partially financed by financial resources in the province.

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 guided by the executive authorities in this section, responsible for the supervision of the management of this public body section and for the guidance and supervision of public institutions.

The executive authorities, such as science and technology, education, culture, sports, health and justice, at the district level, organize the work of public institutions within the current system, under the guidance and supervision of the governing body.

Under the guidance and supervision of the provincial administration, the following vertically managed sectors organize the work of public institutions within the system.

Article 5 The Government of the people at the district level, in accordance with the public agency's sections of the year, has organized the corresponding public institutions with the financial budget of the current level, with the financial resources needed to restructure the funds.

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

Sections of public institutions are in place with the objective responsibilities and the archaeological evaluation system, and the completion of their objectives should be incorporated into the evaluation of heads of public institutions. The executive body should develop a methodology for the evaluation of the work of public institutions and be responsible for the organization.

Chapter II

Article 7. The executive body shall prepare public institutions for planning and reporting upon approval by the Government of the people at this level, in accordance with long-term specific planning for the economic and social development of local nationals and sections.

When public institutions are able to plan for approval, the governing bodies of the organs should follow up on the planned energy efficiency targets and indicators by year.

Article 8. Public institutions should develop annual specific energy efficiency targets and implementation programmes, in line with the characteristics of this unit and the performance of the previous year, with targeted energy management and energy efficiency measures, and ensure that energy use is completed.

Public institutions should target specific sections of the year and implement the management of programme reporting services by the end of March each year.

Article 9. Public institutions should implement the energy consumption measurement system by providing for and using eligible energy measurements determined by law, distinguishing energy-efficient use, classification, sub-project measurement, establishing energy consumption monitoring systems and deploying necessary monitoring devices for energy consumption.

Article 10 has more than two public institutions in the office building, and energy consumption among public institutions should be measured separately.

The energy consumption in the office and residence areas of public institutions should be measured separately.

Article 11. Public institutions should designate specialized persons responsible for energy consumption statistics, such as real recording of raw data on energy consumption and the establishment of a energy consumption statistics bank.

The management body should work with the statistical sector to develop a public agency energy-efficient statistical management approach, regularly statistical and publicize the energy consumption of public institutions.

Article 12

Article 13. The management body shall develop and adapt, as appropriate, the energy consumption of public institutions in accordance with the levels and characteristics of energy consumption in different industries, different systems of public institutions, and the financial sector develop energy consumption expenditure standards based on energy consumption.

Article 14. Public institutions should use energy within the energy consumption threshold and enhance energy consumption management; energy consumption over energy consumption should be explained to the governing bodies of this body.

Article 15. Public institutions should conduct energy audits in accordance with the relevant provisions of the State and take measures to improve the efficiency of energy use in accordance with the findings of the audit.

The executive body should select a high-energy audit based on energy consumption statistics for public institutions.

Article 16 Public bodies should include in their directory products, equipment and the use of new energy, renewable energy products, equipment and equipment, as required by national and present provinces for mandatory procurement or priority procurement.

Chapter III

Article 17 shall be explicitly established by the organ responsible for the supervision and guidance of public institutions.

Public institutions should set up energy management positions and implement energy management responsibilities. The focus of public institutions should be on systems and the operation of equipment.

Public institutions should establish a system for the functioning of a liaison officer and identify persons as a focal point. The liaison officer should be able to work as required to collect, collate and communicate information on work.

Article 18 public institutions may use the manner in which the contract energy management is managed by entrusting professional energy service providers to carry out festivals for diagnosis, design, financing, adaptation and operation management.

Article 19 Public institutions should implement the provisions of national air conditioning control, make full use of natural wind, improve the operation of air conditioning and reduce the energy consumption of air conditioning.

Article 20 provides that public institutions should exercise imagination control over the office premises and that the opening and operation of the ladder is reasonable.

Article 21 Public institutions should strengthen facilities for lighting, office equipment and network buildings, meals, stoves, interlocuts, facilities such as the opening of water, measurements, monitoring and management of the availability of equipment, in accordance with the Public Institutions Regulations and other relevant provisions of the State, the province, and take measures to reduce energy consumption.

Article 2 should actively adopt new products, new technologies, accelerate the phase-out of high-energy products and enable recovery and reuse of products.

Article 23 of the PAPU should strictly control the scale and criteria for the construction of new public institutions projects, effectively integrate office resources, collect land and concentrate on the construction of office premises and integrate investment and benefits.

Public institution-building projects should be evaluated and reviewed by law. For projects that do not be assessed and reviewed by section, the relevant sector shall not approve or approve construction.

Article 24 should be accompanied by survey statistics and analysis of the construction of existing buildings, structural formats, systems of use, indicators of energy efficiency, life cycle, etc., and the development of a public body at this level, which has both integrated construction and energy efficiency plans and is responsible for organizational implementation.

Article 25 Public institutions should report to the management bodies in the management of the administration of the administration of the administration of the administration of affairs on a cost-benefit assessment and review, and strictly control maintenance, scale and standards, and take measures to reduce energy consumption. No repair or renovation shall be carried out through a section that can be assessed and reviewed.

Article 26 The new construction of public institutions or the completion of existing construction sections, whose investments are all or most of the financially used funds, are evaluated and marked by the Government, the executive body or other relevant sectors of the owner's ownership of the efficiency of the energy use of the buildings, and are subject to public evaluation of the results, in accordance with the relevant provisions of the State.

Article 27 provides for the introduction of a centralized public agency with both buildings to be upgraded and should be installed for heat systems, heat measurement devices, indoor temperature transfer devices and electro-based measurement devices.

Article 28 provides for the construction of new buildings in public institutions and the rehabilitation of existing buildings, which should be strictly implemented in accordance with national, provincial regulations and standards relating to the design, construction, probation, completion inspection, etc., giving priority to the use of renewable energy use systems such as solar energy, geothermal.

Restructuring, renovating and sequencing of public institutions should be accompanied by renovation.

Article 29 should strengthen the centralization of resources such as office premises, office facilities and equipment, the establishment of a sound e-government and a paperless office system, and measures to reduce the volume of meetings, reduce conference time and establish videoconferences, videoconferences and videoconferencing systems.

Article 33 The public bodies should strengthen the management of the section of the official vehicle, in accordance with the following provisions:

(i) The procurement of public service vehicles according to prescribed standards and the development of public service vehicles, such as the real reporting of the number of public service vehicles, with priority being given to the procurement of vehicles that are inefficient, contaminated and used to clean energy;

(ii) The development, implementation of a code of driving vehicles, strict implementation of the 100-kilometre fuel classification control standards, regular publication of the life and fuel situation of single vehicles, and the introduction of a single vehicle cost accounting and energy incentives system;

(iii) Actively promote the socialization of public service vehicles and encourage staff to use public transport tools and non-motive transport tools;

(iv) Strict implementation of the public service vehicle debriefing system by providing for timely delivery of high-energy and high-polluted vehicles.

Chapter IV

Article 31 shall establish a monitoring inspection system for public bodies, which shall be governed by law.

Article 32 should be subject to scrutiny by the competent organ in the same sector as by law of the availability of public institutions. Oversight inspections include:

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

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

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

(iv) Implementation of energy consumption;

(v) Implementation of the energy audit;

(vi) Government procurement of energy products, equipment;

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

(viii) Functioning of systems and equipment;

(ix) Public institutions are able to assess and review project sections;

(x) Sections of public service vehicles are managed.

Article 33, when the executive body is able to monitor the inspection under the law, the public bodies should cooperate, if any, with information and information that may not be denied or hindered.

Article 34 governs issues identified by the executive branch with regard to the supervision of the inspection, and should inform the relevant sectors of the important issues of timely reporting on the people's Government.

Article XV of public institutions should be subject to social scrutiny, and any organization and individual have the right to report on the waste of energy by public institutions.

Chapter V

Article XVI provides a significant achievement in the management, energy-efficient research and extension applications of public institutions, as well as units and individuals reporting serious waste of energy by public institutions, which should be recognized, rewarded by the Government of the people at the district level.

Article 37 staff members of the executive branch are one of the following acts, which are lawfully disposed of; constitute a crime and hold criminal responsibility under the law:

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

(ii) Corruption, interception and misappropriation of public institutions have existing construction sections that can redirect funds;

(iii) Insofar as violations of sections of law, regulations, regulations are not promptly and in accordance with the law;

(iv) Other abuses of authority, omissions, provocative fraud.

Article 338 is one of the following acts by public bodies, which are to be converted by the governing bodies of the principal organs to the relevant sector to the period of time, which is not later rectified, by the executive branch of the organ concerned, and by the competent organ concerned, by law:

(i) No specific annual energy efficiency targets and implementation programmes, or no specific annual section-specific objectives and implementation of the programme reserve, as prescribed;

(ii) The non-implementation of the energy consumption measurement system or the absence of a distinction between the types of energy-efficient, the classification, sub-projects and measurements of energy consumption;

(iii) Non-earmarked persons responsible for energy consumption statistics, do not record the raw data on energy consumption, or have not established the energy consumption statistics desk;

(iv) The previous annual report on energy consumption, as prescribed;

(v) The use of energy in excess of energy consumption, which has not been explained to the management bodies of the current organs;

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

(vii) Non-mandated energy management positions, without the accountability of energy management posts, or the absence of specialized technical personnel in the operation of a focus system and equipment;

(viii) To deny or impede the supervision of inspections in accordance with the provisions of the law.

Article 39 of public institutions violate the provision of supra-standards, the excessive preparation of procurement of public service vehicles, do not report the number of public service vehicles, or refuse to report high-efficiency, high-polluted vehicles, by the management of the principal organs and, in accordance with the relevant provisions, the recovery, auction, a refund of responsibility for vehicles, and shall be disposed of in accordance with the law by the authorities of the competent and other persons directly responsible for them.

Article 40

Annex VI

Article 40