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, Handan City, Conserving Energy Monitoring Approach

Original Language Title: 邯郸市节约能源监察办法

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(Adopted by the 59th Standing Committee of the Municipalities of 31 July 2007 No. 117 of 1 October 2007 by Order No. 117 of 1 October 2007)

Article 1 provides for the promotion of the rational and cost-effective use of the society at large, and regulates the inspection of energy efficiency, in accordance with laws, regulations and regulations such as the Energy Act of the People's Republic of China, the Northern Province of the River, and develops this approach in conjunction with this city.
Article 2, paragraph 2, provides for inspection of energy production, supply, conversion, use, management and the development of units using new energy, renewable energy and related activities (hereinafter referred to as a source of information, regulations, standards, standards, and supervision by State and provincial, municipal governments, etc.) and conduct under the law.
Article 3. The urban development reform sector is the administrative authority of this city, responsible for the harmonization of management, guidance and coordination of the whole city-wide inspection.
The relevant authorities of the city are able to monitor their work in a synergistic manner, in accordance with their respective responsibilities.
The energy-saving inspection body set up by the city's executive authorities is responsible for monitoring the day-to-day energy sector throughout the city and for implementing administrative sanctions in accordance with the People's Republic of China Energy Act and the Northern Province's Energy Regulations.
Section IV should be subject to the principle of integration of education and punishment, the integration of law enforcement and services in law enforcement inspections.
Article 5
Article 6 encourages units and individuals to report on violations of sections of law, regulations, standards and relevant sections of the State and provincial, municipal governments to administrative authorities and sections of the inspection body. Accreditation and incentives are given to units and individuals that check major damage, waste of energy resources.
Section-based inspection bodies should publish the telephone, fax, e-mail and communication addresses.
It should be registered in the event of reports received by the supervisory body. Reporting on the underlying situation is clear, specific violations, clear lines and accompanying material of evidence, and the inspection body should be admissible in a timely manner.
Reporting on requests for responses should be provided in a timely manner by the inspection body in accordance with the name, address and contact of the reporting person.
Section 7 allows inspectors to perform their duties under the law and are protected by law.
Section-based inspectors should be aware of the laws, regulations, standards and regulations relating to energy availability in the State and the provincial, municipal governments, with the corresponding technical operational capacity and be eligible for administrative law enforcement, as prescribed.
Article 8
(i) Follow-up to the provisions of law, regulations, standards, and relevant sections of the State and the provincial and municipal governments;
(ii) Organization-based training, universal access to information, provision of advanced energy-efficient information, diffusion of advanced technology, guidance on the rational use and cost-benefit of units;
(iii) Monitoring the availability of laws, regulations, standards and regulations, standards and relevant sections of the State and the provincial, municipal governments; conducting specialized law enforcement inspections under the organization of the administrative authorities; and conducting joint enforcement inspections with relevant departments, such as quality technical supervision, construction, transport;
(iv) Timely admissibility of reports of violations of regulations and policies;
(v) To investigate and correct violations of sections of law, regulations, regulations and standards.
(vi) Operational guidance for energy-efficient technical services across the city, which is regulated by law in the implementation of policy services by the energy-efficient technical services institutions;
(vii) Enhance modernization and information-making throughout the city.
Article 9. Inspections are carried out by the Section-based inspection body for the following activities for the provision, use and energy-efficient technical services:
(i) Whether energy measurement, energy statistics are in accordance with national legislation, regulations, regulations and standards, and whether energy use reports are reported as required;
(ii) Whether high-energyable products, equipment, facilities, processes and materials are updated in accordance with the law;
(iii) Execution of energy consumption management and implementation of standard provisions such as integrated energy efficiency developed by countries and provinces, unit product depletion and energy efficiency for major equipment;
(iv) New construction, alteration, expansion of fixed-term asset investment projects that can be carried out using more than 3 million kidnapped for 2000 tons or more for the year;
(v) The management, rationalization, diffusion of new technologies, new products and the implementation of air conditioning control in national organs, utilities, groups and social utility units;
(vi) Implementation of the provisions on energy efficiency marking by products;
(vii) An integrated use of electricity plants in line with national policies, and the integration of bio-modile fuels in national standards into the marketing system;
(viii) The availability of energy products by enabling units to employees and other users of this unit, without compensation, low prices and fees;
(ix) Information on the quality of energy available to energy units;
(x) Within the concentration of heating coverage, spontaneous dispersion for heaters and existing dispersal for heaters to be removed by prescribed deadlines;
(xi) The availability of a technical service agency with no qualifications, the use of a policy-efficient service and the provision of false information and data;
(xii) Other sections under laws, regulations and regulations are subject to inspection.
Article 10, when carrying out a section of inspection, should be thoroughly, objectively and impartially investigated, to collect relevant evidence and to maintain the normal production, operation and work order of the units.
Sections should be able to monitor staff members in their work in a manner consistent with public administration and have confidential obligations with respect to commercial secrets that can be understood in the course of the inspection.
Article 11. The supervisory body shall prepare an annual plan for monitoring (monitoring) and organize implementation, in accordance with the actual circumstances in which it can work under sections of law, regulations, regulations and current administrative regional sections.
Article 12 shall be subject to timely inspection when the reporting or acceptance of the mandate of the superior office is to be conducted and the inspection units are informed on the ground.
Section 13 enables inspection bodies to implement the inspection plan, which shall be issued from 5 to 7 days in advance, in writing to the inspectorate that the time, content and matters to be met by the inspection unit shall be clearly communicated.
Sections can be inspected in writing and on-site inspections.
Article 14.
Article 15 has one of the following cases, and the supervisory body should conduct on-site inspections:
(i) Significant changes in the main energy-efficient equipment, production processes or energy consumption structure due to technological upgrading or other causes;
(ii) By reporting or by other means, it is found that the competent units are suspected to be in violation of laws, regulations, standards and the relevant sections of the State and the Government of the city;
(iii) There is a need for on-site inspection of the management of energy use in units;
(iv) There is a need to monitor on-site the efficiency parameters of the use of fiduciable units, process depletion and major energy-efficient equipment;
(v) There is a need for an on-site recognition of the implementation of corrective measures by units;
(vi) The design and construction of fixed-term asset investment projects would need to be recognized in conformity with national standards and norms;
(vii) On-site inspection, as required by the programme of work to be carried out;
(viii) Laws, regulations, regulations and regulations should implement other cases of field inspection.
Article 16 allows inspection personnel to carry out on-site inspections and shall present a section of law enforcement documents, produce an on-site inspection notice, such as the actual record of the time, place, content, participation in and on-site inspection, and be signed by the inspector and the head of the user units; and the head of the unit's head of the unit's refusal to sign or chapter, with the exception of two inspectors in the inspection records.
The following measures may be taken when the Section is to be inspected by the inspector:
(i) Explore the persons concerned and require an explanation and clarification of the issues covered by the inspection;
(ii) Access, photocopy or copy of information;
(iii) Sound recordings, videos, photographs, etc., on the basis of needs;
(iv) Inspection, testing, etc. of products, equipment, places;
(v) Other measures that may be taken by law, regulations and regulations;
(vi) To require testing, testing and technical evaluation, professional technical institutions with qualifications may be delegated.
Article 18 is subject to inspection by law, which should provide information, samples, without prejudice to the normal conduct of inspections, without concealing the facts, and does not forfeiture, conceal, destroy and adapt the relevant evidence.
Sections of violations are inspected and are subject to the authority of the inspectorate and can be reported to the Section's supervisory body or other relevant departments.
The inspection body shall, within 15 working days, write a book of inspection observations to be sent to the inspectorate. The Section is inspected by the basis, time, content, problems identified, non-custodial treatment and restatement.
Article 20 is subject to unreasonable or waste of energy by the inspectorate, which is to be renovated by the inspectorate within the prescribed period. Sections of the inspection body are subject to a focus inspection (monitoring) of the units that have been sent to the deadlines, and they are urged to be restructured as required.
Article 21 should be restructured by the inspectorate in accordance with the requirements of the Terminal Adjustment, and within 20 days of the receipt of the letter of Terminal Adjustment, the unit's reengineering plan and the programme section-based inspection body. The entire period is normally 6 months. There is a need to extend the period of change, and the inspection units should submit requests for extensions to the Section-enable inspection bodies by 15 years of the duration of the relocation period and provide reasons for the decision of the inspection body on the basis of the actual situation. The extension will normally not exceed 6 months.
Article 22, which is contested by a competent unit with respect to the Section's Inspection Opinion or the Terms of Reference, may be reviewed by the administrative authorities within 10 working days of the date of receipt of the “Pace inspection opinion” or the letter of limitation”; and section of the administrative authority shall be informed by the review results within 15 working days from the date of receipt of the request for review.
Article 23 provides that administrative authorities should establish a record system of violations that allows public access to information such as administrative penalties for violations and changes made after the issuance of the Terms of Reference.
Article 24 allows inspection personnel to benefit from or otherwise from impartial inspections.
According to the inspector, the Section should be avoided and could be presented in writing or orally to the Section's supervisory body.
The evasion of personnel can be inspected by the main heads of the supervisory body.
Article 25 provides for, where available, the existence of an unlawful confession and the use of force is punishable by a section-encompassing body in accordance with the statutory competence.
Section-based inspection bodies should be transferred in a timely manner to the relevant sectors with supervisory authority in the case of violations that do not fall within their purview.
Article 26 is subject to scrutiny by the inspectorate, which is not justified within the time frame for the conversion or replacement of the mark, and is informed by the administrative authorities, which are responsible for the completion of the changes and administrative sanctions under the relevant laws, regulations.
Article 27, in violation of article 20 of this approach, rejects the provision of relevant information, samples or conceals facts, forfeitures, conceals, destroys and stoves of evidence, and is rectified by the administrative authorities and fined by the Head of State and other responsible personnel directly responsible.
Article 28, which rejects the performance of the Section under the law, is restructured by an administrative authority and a fine of up to 300,000 dollars. In violation of the provisions of the Law on the Safety and Security of the People's Republic of China, the public security authorities are governed by law. Crime constituted criminal liability by law.
Article 29 enables administrative authorities, sections of inspection bodies and related units and staff members to be administratively disposed of by law to the competent and other direct responsible personnel directly responsible; and to hold criminal responsibility in accordance with the law:
(i) Disclosure of the commercial secrets of the utility units;
(ii) The use of the job for the benefit of illegality;
(iii) Receiving fees to the competent units in violation;
(iv) The existence of other offences and the infliction of serious consequences;
(v) Provide false data and monitoring reports;
(vi) Failure to carry out the duties of inspection under the law, unlawful interference with the supervision of the management in accordance with the law, or non-consistency in the commission of an offence that should be rectified and inspected.
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