(Summit 4th ordinary meeting of the People's Government of Chilin Province, 17 March 2009, considered the adoption of the Decree No. 205 of 1 April 2009, published as effective 1 June 2009)

Chapter I General

In order to promote the energy efficiency of public institutions and to play the role of public institutions in the full range of social festivals, to develop this approach in line with the People's Republic of China Energy Act and the Public Institutions Energy Regulations.

Article 2 refers to public bodies, which are all or partially used in financial resources, and organizations of the State.

Article 3. Public institutions within the territorial administration and public institutions in the province, as well as in the province's overseas provinces, are required to carry out their work under this approach.

Article IV agencies working in the management of the provincial government are responsible for promoting, guiding, coordinating and overseeing the functioning of public institutions throughout the province, guided by sectoral guidance that can be done at the same level.

Agencies working at the district and municipal levels in the administration of the government are guided by sectoral guidance that can be done in the same management section, which is responsible for the supervision of management, guidance and supervision of public institutions.

The authorities at all levels of the system, such as education, science and technology, culture, health and sports, operate under the guidance of the agencies working in the same management bodies.

Article 5 agencies working in the management of the authorities of the people at the district level should work with the relevant departments to promote, educate and train public institutions, to achieve scientific knowledge, to raise awareness among public institutions and to enhance the expertise and operational skills of energy managers.

Article 6

Article 7.

Sections of public institutions are capable of implementing the objective responsibilities and the archaeological evaluation system, and the completion of their objectives should serve as a component of the performance appraisal of public institutions and their heads.

Chapter II

Article 8. Agencies working in the management of the people's government at the district level should be aligned with the relevant departments to develop a section of public institutions in line with the long-term specific planning of the people's sections.

Article 9 institutions working in the management of the authorities of the people at the district level should plan energy efficiency targets and indicators to be implemented by the year.

Article 10 Public institutions should plan, in accordance with the sections of the public body at this level, the objectives of the annual energy efficiency and its implementation programmes, in the context of the characteristics of this unit and the performance of the previous year, with a dedicated approach to the management or adaptation measures to ensure the completion of the energy efficiency objectives.

Public institutions should target annual festivals and their implementation programmes by 31 January of each year, report on the institutional desks of the management of the people's government.

Chapter III

Article 11. Public institutions should implement the energy consumption measurement system by providing for and using eligible energy measurements determined by law, distinguishing the use of energy-consuming subsectors, classifications, sub-projects and real-time monitoring of the energy consumption situation, and promptly detecting and correcting waste.

Article 12 Public institutions should identify energy consumption (water, electricity, gas, coal, oil and municipal heat power) statistics, such as real recording of raw data for energy consumption measurement and the establishment of a statistical desk.

Public institutions should submit the previous annual report on the state of energy consumption by 31 March each year to agencies working in the management organs of the current people.

Article 13 agencies working in the management organs of the people at the district level should monitor the use of energy by public institutions in the context of energy consumption, in accordance with their management authority.

Article 14. Public institutions should actively promote the use of new products, new technologies and accelerate the phasing out of high-energy products, equipment.

Article 15. Public institutions should procure products, equipment and equipment that are included in the directory of products, equipment and environmental mark products, in accordance with national and provincial provisions on mandatory procurement or priority procurement.

Article 16 The Government's procurement supervision management should include a directory with the relevant departments for the improvement of energy-efficient products, equipment government procurement directorates, with priority being given to the acquisition of products, equipment that are certified by energy-efficient products.

The Provincial Government should incorporate products, equipment in the directory of the Government's procurement directory into the Government's centralized procurement catalogue.

The new construction of public institutions and the renovation of existing buildings should strictly implement national regulations and standards relating to the design, construction, probation and completion of construction projects, and the monitoring of implementation of the relevant provisions and standards of the State should be strengthened by the authorities of the people at the district level.

Sectors responsible for the approval or approval of fixed-term asset investment projects should be evaluated and reviewed in the construction of public institutions at this level; construction cannot be approved or approved through projects that are not evaluated and reviewed.

Agencies working in the management of the people's administration at the district level should be aligned with the relevant departments to develop the existing construction and rehabilitation plans for public institutions.

Article 19 Public institutions should conduct energy audits in accordance with the relevant provisions, and conduct technical and economic evaluations of the operation of the units and the use of energy, taking measures to enhance energy efficiency in accordance with the findings of the audit.

The energy audit of public institutions can be commissioned by energy service providers or through other means permitted by the State.

Chapter IV

Article 20 should be established by public institutions, to operate the management system and to operationalize the system, to strengthen the operation regulation, maintenance, inspection and to implement low-cost and cost-effective measures.

Article 21 Public institutions should establish energy management positions and implement energy management responsibilities.

The energy management of this unit is responsible for the management of energy use.

Article 22 allows public institutions to use the manner in which the contract energy management is managed, entrusting the service provider with a section that allows diagnosis, design, financing, adaptation and operation management.

Article 23. When a public agency chooses to serve a business, it should consider its energy management capacity and propose specific energy management measures as important reference conditions.

The contract for material services concluded by public institutions with the business sector should contain the objectives and requirements for energy management.

Article 24 can be renovated by public agencies, energy audits and investment effectiveness analyses, clear energy efficiency indicators and integrated evaluation of the completion of the energy efficiency indicators by means of measurements after their adaptation.

Article 25 Public institutions should be able to reproduce in the areas of the peripheral structure of the buildings, heating systems, lighting equipment and heating water supply facilities. In the process of rehabilitation, priority should be given to the use of low-cost rehabilitation measures such as vibrant and improved wind.

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

(i) Enhance the management of day-to-day office electricity, reduce the availability of electrical equipment such as air conditioners, computers, photocopyers, and establish a post-trauction power and an electro-learning inspection system;

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

(iii) Tropical buildings should be charged with heat measurement fees;

(iv) Enhance the operation of its own heating system by detecting and renovating fuel, fuel, fuel and gas-rich stoves, using advanced technology and equipment to enhance energy efficiency, as required;

(v) The ladder system should exercise imaginative control, rationalize the number, floor and time open by the ladder, and strengthen operation regulation and maintenance;

(vi) 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, such as the opening of time, the triggering of lights, the extension of the application of think-sharing devices, strict control of external light light light light light light lighting of buildings and external dressing lighting;

(vii) The food gallery is used to reduce energy consumption effectively by means of stoves and equipment.

Article 27 Public institutions should strengthen pooling of resources such as office accommodation, office facilities and equipment to reduce energy consumption.

Article 28 should strengthen information and networking among agencies and actively promote e-government, take steps to reduce the number of meetings, reduce the number of meetings, improve the availability of teleconferences, videoconferencing systems and reduce energy consumption.

Article 29 should take the following measures to enhance the management of vehicle festivals:

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

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

(iii) The development of a public service vehicle charter that allows for driving, prohibiting the use of vehicles for non-official purposes, and strict enforcement of the system of parking on official vehicle holidays, fixing on-board fuel, terminal maintenance;

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

(v) Actively promote the socialization of public service vehicles, expedite the reform of the system of office buses, reception vehicles and official vehicle use, encourage staff to use public transport tools, non-motive transport tools.

Chapter V

Sections of public institutions should be subject to social oversight. All organizations and individuals have the right to report on the waste of energy by public institutions.

Article 33 institutions working in the management of the people's government at the district level should be established to report telephones, receive reports from the public of society on waste of energy and to report timely investigations.

The institutions responsible for the management of government agencies at the district level should be in the same sector to establish a system of monitoring the energy consumption information management of public institutions at this level, to monitor the energy consumption of public institutions in real time and to make public institutions available on a regular basis.

Article 33 agencies working in the management of the authorities of the people at the district level should work with the authorities concerned and carry out the following sections to oversee the inspection:

(i) Establish implementation management systems and related measures;

(ii) Implementation of national, provincial and relevant sections of government procurement directory and phase-out or limitation of useable products, equipment, facilities and material directory;

(iii) Energy consumption measurement, monitoring and statistics;

(iv) Implementation of energy consumption;

(v) Useable systems, equipment sections;

(vi) The availability and use of official vehicles;

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

Article 34 agencies working in the management organs of the people at the district level should conduct a focused oversight of the public bodies that are not well regulated by the regulations and that are more than the energy consumption of energy.

Article 35 should be accepted and coordinated by public institutions to monitor inspections, such as factual information, information and data, and not to deny, block and conceal the facts.

The institutions involved in the management of the authorities of the people at the district level should be informed of the results by developing a public body energy-efficient nuclear evaluation approach with the relevant departments.

Chapter VI

Article 37 The Government of the people at the district level has made a significant achievement in the management of public institutions, energy science and technology research and extension applications, as well as the identification or reward of units and individuals that have severely wasteed energy practices, in accordance with national provisions.

Article 338 provides for cost savings for public institutions to carry out activities that can draw a proportion to incentives. Specific incentives will be developed by institutions working in the management of the provincial people's government.

Article 39 contains one of the following acts by public bodies, which are to be redirected by agencies working in the management of organs of the people at the current level, with the relevant sector responsible for the period of time, which was not later rectified and informed by the authorities concerned that the heads of public institutions are treated 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 absence of a distinction between the types of energy-efficient, the classification, sub-metering of energy consumption systems and the real-time monitoring of energy consumption;

(iii) There is no identification of persons responsible for energy consumption statistics, or the establishment of a statistical desk, as does the actual recording of raw data for energy consumption measurement;

(iv) No report on the status of energy consumption in the previous year, as requested;

(v) No energy management position;

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

(vii) To refuse, block the supervision of inspections.

Article 40 Public institutions do not carry out the directory of procurement by the Government of the equipment, which does not purchase the products, equipment and equipment included in the directory of products, equipment, or procurement of products, equipment or equipment for phase-out by the State's procurement supervision management order, which is subject to a fine of up to 30 per cent of the product, equipment value, or priority procurement by the competent organ concerned, and which is informed by the law of the disposition and disposition of products, equipment.

Article 40 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 subject to the law by the relevant organs to the competent and other direct responsible personnel 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.

Article 42 states that public bodies are in breach of the criteria set forth in supra-standards, the excessive production of official vehicles or the refusal to report high-efficiency, the high-pollutant vehicle, which is disposed of by law by the relevant organs for the direct responsible supervisors and other direct responsibilities, and are dealt with by agencies working in the management organs of the people at this level, in accordance with the relevant provisions.

Article 43, which uses energy for excess energy consumption, cannot be justified by the authorities concerned, which are briefed by the agencies working in the management organs of the people at this level, and will provide a restatement of opinions with the relevant departments; lately uncorrected, and shall be disposed of by law by the competent bodies responsible for direct responsibility and other direct responsibilities, and by a decrease of more than 5 per cent of the financial resources allocated to the unit for the next year.

The staff of the institutions responsible for the management of organs are able to monitor the abuse of their functions in the management of public institutions, intrusive duties, invoking private fraud, by law by the relevant organs; and constitute criminal liability by the judiciary.

Chapter VII

Article 42