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Suzhou Civil Building Energy Saving Management

Original Language Title: 苏州市民用建筑节能管理办法

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(Summit 2nd ordinary meeting of the People's Government of Sus Republic of 26 February 2008 to consider the adoption of the Decree No. 103 of 3 March 2008 of the People's Government Order No. 103 of the State of Sus State of 3 March 2008, as of 1 May 2008)

Article 1, in order to enhance the management of civilian buildings, increase efficiency in energy use, reduce energy efficiency and promote economic and social sustainable development, develop this approach in line with the relevant laws, regulations, such as the People's Republic of China Energy Act, the People's Republic of China Building Act.
Article 2
Article III refers to the civilian construction described in this approach, which refers to buildings that are independent of civilian construction functions in residential buildings, public buildings and industrial construction projects (hereinafter referred to as buildings).
This approach refers to the implementation of national, industrial and local civilian construction standards in the planning, design, construction (new construction, alteration, expansion and rehabilitation) and use of buildings to ensure the quality of the heat environment in buildings, to improve the heat energy efficiency of the buildings, to rationalize the use of energy resources, to improve the operation of the building-efficient system and to reduce energy consumption.
Article IV builds the executive authority responsible for the supervision of civilian buildings within the city's administration. The establishment of administrative authorities at the district level is responsible for the supervision of civilian buildings in this administrative area.
The executive authorities such as development and reform, UNCTAD, planning, environmental protection, housing, finance, science and technology, and quality are jointly managed in accordance with their respective responsibilities.
Article 5 encourages scientific research and technological development in civilian construction festivals to enhance the application of new wall materials, to promote energy-efficient technologies, processes, equipment, materials and products and to promote the development of renewable energy sources.
Article 6 provides recognition and incentives to units and individuals that make a prominent contribution in the work of civilian construction.
Article 7. The construction of administrative authorities should be organized with the relevant sectors of development and reform, trade and planning, in accordance with the long-term planning and regional energy planning organization for the preparation of civilian construction festivals, with the approval of the Government of the same people.
Civil construction sections should be tailored to the energy efficiency indicators of buildings, the renovation of buildings, the development of renewable energy in buildings, the operation of the building-efficient system, work content, specific requirements and safeguards.
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Article 9. Large public buildings with a single building area of more than 20,000 square meters should be conducted by construction units on the theme of energy efficiency in buildings, which should be included in the identification reports, project feasibility studies and preliminary design documents.
Article 10 Planning of administrative authorities in the preparation of city-specific planning should take into account the requirements for civilian building energy and construction energy use in the planning of balancing, physical conditioning, cigaretteing, physical weight.
Article 11. The construction units shall be entrusted with the design and construction of units with corresponding qualifications, in accordance with the requirements of the construction section and the standards of the building.
The construction units shall not indicate, imply or implicitly design, construction, administration and testing units to reduce the standards of civilian buildings and shall not expressly, imply or implicitly use material, products and equipment not in accordance with the requirements of the construction section, nor shall the design, construction units authorize themselves to modify the design document of qualified civilian buildings.
Article 12 Design units should be designed in accordance with mandatory standards and technical norms relating to civilian construction, to ensure the quality of civilian construction. Programme design, initial design should have a specific note that civilian construction sections can design, and the construction map design document should contain elements that can be designed in civilian construction.
In the context of the declaration of the construction map review, the design cell shall cooperate with the construction units that will be used in connection with the preparation of the construction map review body.
Article 13. The construction map review body shall conduct a specific review of the content of civilian buildings in the construction map design document, including heat engineering and energy design software, in accordance with the relevant standards; and review of large public buildings should also be carried out against the results of the manuals of civilian construction. The review was qualified to conduct a review of eligible reports; it was not in line with the standards of civilian construction and could not provide a review of qualified reports in the construction map design document; it was found that the design of energy and other renewable energy sources, such as energy, should be reported in a timely manner.
Changes in the design of qualified construction map design documents should be designed and should be reproduced by the required procedures.
Article 14. The construction units shall reduce the construction of works in accordance with the review of the competent construction map design document and the construction of the civilian construction arrangements, as well as measures such as festivals, water and electricity.
The construction units should check the documentation of the various types of construction materials, products, equipment quality certificates, etc., which are accessible to the construction site, and carry out an on-site sampling review as required.
Article 15. The institution of the institution shall be administered in accordance with the standards of civilian construction, the review of qualified construction map design documents and the requirements of the penitentiary system. After the completion of the work, the treasury units should have an assessment of the quality of the construction.
The institution should take measures to put an end to the use of technology, processes, equipment, materials, products and self-reformation of the design of the construction festivals that are included in the national ban on directory, and should report on the establishment of administrative authorities in a timely manner.
Article 16 should establish a quality assurance system to ensure that product quality is in line with national, industrial standards. The construction section enables the product to enter the construction site and its production supply units should produce quality certificates.
Article 17 The construction quality monitoring body should enhance oversight of the implementation of the construction process's standard of living, and should be accountable for the work that has not been carried out under the review of qualified construction map design documents.
Article 18 Construction units should organize special checks on civilian construction sites prior to the completion of the work, as well as provide guidance on the operation and the collection of documents on the construction of the construction of administrative authorities. The construction section will be free of charge, the construction unit should be restructured and the organization of a dedicated inspection of construction.
The construction units have been able to carry out engineering clearances in the course of a specialized inspection of civilian buildings, in violation of the provisions governing the management of the construction section or in the absence of a specific inspection.
In the sale of commodity homes, real estate development enterprises should provide basic information, such as the provision of energy-efficient measures and protection requirements for the purchase of expressly sold houses by the buyer, the cost-of-living period for the construction, and in the sale of contracts, home use statements, home quality assurance documents.
Article 20 encourages construction units to carry out energy efficiency assessments for energy efficiency in buildings and to mark the visible location of the building.
Article 21, the civilian building owner or the use of a person for the use, refurbishment, rehabilitation and maintenance of civilian buildings that have taken measures, shall not be allowed to change the structure of the buildings and to reduce the standard of building energy.
Section II. Building lighting works should be reasonable to select reference standards, lighting, control methods and take full advantage of natural lights, select energy-efficient products, reduce the consumption of lighting and improve the quality of lighting.
The corridors of buildings, the ladder of buildings and the public offices of the toilets should be installed in the use of automated control sensors.
Article 23 encourages the building blocks to adopt a wall-based self-insurance system, and the sub-unitive walls of residential buildings, and the separation walls of public buildings, to take stock-up measures.
Article 24 Building units, design units should apply mature solar, geothermal and other renewable energy sources, as well as other energy efficiency technologies, products, subject to the quality and use of buildings.
Public buildings with hot water needs at the 12 and 12 levels should be designed and installed. Without the introduction of solar thermal water systems, construction units, design units should submit written reasons to the construction authorities and organize expert evidence assessments by the construction authorities. No unauthorized design, construction shall be carried out in violation of the standards of construction and the methods set out in the unwarranted assessment or by the evidence assessment.
New high-level residential buildings are encouraged to use solar heating systems.
The relevant branches of the Government should develop and implement the relevant preferential policy, arrange specific funding for construction festivals, support construction energy efficiency activities, encourage construction of energy efficiency buildings, the renovation of existing buildings and the development of construction energy efficiency industries.
Article 26 has two construction sections that should be adapted to public buildings, and administrative enforcement is mandatory to combine market orientation. Other civilian buildings that do not meet existing construction sections that are mandatory standards and technical norms should be phased out.
The two refurbishments of existing public buildings should be carried out in accordance with the standards, norms.
Article 27 has two construction implementation sections to be upgraded, and their energy-saving technology rehabilitation programmes should be presented to the establishment of administrative authorities.
Article 28 encourages pluralism, multimodal investment in civilian buildings to be renovated, and investors can share the benefits obtained from civilian construction.
The introduction of construction contracts energy management and construction portfolio investment security mechanisms are encouraged to renovate existing buildings.
The use of public buildings should be partially measurable and monitored. For construction to be supermarked, it should be responsible for the duration of the building for all; overdue governance or governance are not required; mandatory sections should be adapted.
Article 31 provides for the use of air conditioning heating and refrigerationary public buildings to carry out an indoor temperature control system. In addition to special purposes, air condition temperatures in summer rooms should not be lower than 26 degrees, and air condition temperatures in winter rooms should not exceed 20 degrees.
Article 31, in violation of the provisions of this approach, stipulates that the provisions of the law, regulations and regulations are subject to penalties.
In violation of this approach, there are one of the following acts, which are being restructured by the establishment of administrative authorities and fines of up to 3,000 dollars:
(i) The construction unit does not make the implementation of the construction room and the related receipt documents available on the work site or on the sale of the premises, or is not in line with the actual state of the buildings;
(ii) In the sale of commodity premises, the basic information, such as the cost-of-living measures and protection requirements, and the quality-of-living period of work, is provided in the commodity sales contract, the home use note and the home quality assurance book.
In violation of this approach, construction, design, construction units are using prohibited construction materials, systems, construction processes and technologies in buildings, which are converted by the construction of administrative authorities and fines of over 3,000 dollars.
Article 34, in violation of this approach, provides that both construction implementation sections are upgraded and that they do not report on the establishment of administrative authorities for the technology rehabilitation programme, and are redirected by the construction of administrative authorities.
Article XV, in violation of the provisions of this approach and misleading propaganda in civilian construction sections, should be recorded in corporate credit files and made available to society.
Article XVI governs industrial buildings using a centralized air condition system that can be implemented in the light of this approach.
Article 37 of this approach was implemented effective 1 May 2008.