The China Clean Transportation Partnership (CCTP) successfully held the 25th salon symposium on "Diversified Energy Supplement under the Transformation of Zero Emissions in Transportation—Safety and Innovation of Integrated Comprehensive Energy Service Stations."Dong Xiucheng, an energy economist, professor, and Ph.D. supervisor at the University of International Business and Economics, was invited to attend the salon and delivered an introductory speech on "Policy and Market Environment Analysis of Integrated Comprehensive Energy Service Stations." This article summarizes Professor Dong Xiucheng's opening remarks.
MoreOn the afternoon of Nov. 7, 2023, the second session of CCTP's Dialogue was successfully held! This salon event was broadcasted through the CCTP video platform, with the theme " Even Waste Oil Can Make Aircraft Fly — The Future Path of Sustainable Aviation Fuel." The keynote speaker was Liu Shutong, the founder of MotionEco. The following is a textual record of the thematic sharing session.
MoreThe China Clean Transportation Partnership (CCTP) successfully held its 24th salon themed Construction Pathways and Practices of Low and Zero-Emission Urban Transportation Zones. Han Ke, Vice Dean, Professor, and Director of the Institute of Systems Science and Engineering at the School of Transportation and Logistics, Southwest Jiaotong University, was invited to attend this salon and delivered an opening speech on "Pathways to Emission Reduction for Heavy Trucks Based on Intelligent Supervision: A Case Study of Construction Waste Trucks in Chengdu." This article is a compilation and summary of Professor Han Ke's opening remarks.
MoreThe China Clean Transportation Partnership (CCTP) successfully held its 24th salon themed Construction Pathways and Practices of Low and Zero-Emission Urban Transportation Zones. Huang Qixiang, Deputy Dean of the Sichuan Branch of the Shenzhen Urban Transportation Planning and Design Research Center, was invited to attend this salon and delivered an opening speech on "Exploration of Traffic Low Emission Zones and Carbon Credit Policy Mechanisms: A Case Study of Chengdu." This article is a compilation and summary of Professor Huang Qixiang's opening remarks.
MoreKang Kai, Director of the Industry Research Department at China Faith Technologies (Tianjin) Co., Ltd., was invited to attend the 24th CCTP themed salon and delivered an opening speech on "Exploration of Demonstration Areas for Near-Zero Emissions in Chinese Transportation." This article is a compilation and summary of Director Kang Kai's opening remarks.
MoreThe China Clean Transportation Partnership (CCTP) successfully held its 24th salon themed Construction Pathways and Practices of Low and Zero-Emission Urban Transportation Zones. Xue Lulu, Director of the China Sustainable Cities Program at the World Resources Institute, was invited to attend this salon and delivered an opening speech on "Introduction to International Experience in Zero-Emission Transportation Zones." This article is a compilation and summary of Director Xue Lulu's opening remarks.
MoreThe China Clean Transportation Partnership (CCTP) successfully held its 24th salon themed Construction Pathways and Practices of Low and Zero-Emission Urban Transportation Zones. Xie Haiming, Director of the Shenzhen Xiehe New Energy and Intelligent Connected Vehicle Innovation Center, was invited to attend this salon and delivered an opening speech on "Exploration and Reflection on Zero-Emission Freight Corridors in Shenzhen." This article is a compilation and summary of Director Xie Haiming's opening remarks.
MoreOn the afternoon of September 7, the China Clean Transportation Partnership (CCTP) successfully hosted the 23rd salon— Empowering Scientific Decision-Making for Enterprises, with a Focus on the Accounting Method for Cost Reduction and Efficiency Improvement in New Energy Heavy Trucks. Tianlin Niu, a researcher at the International Council on Clean Transportation, was invited to attend this salon and delivered a keynote speech on "A Study on the Overall Ownership Cost of Commercial Vehicles in China." This article is a compilation and summary of Tianlin Niu's opening remarks.
MoreOn the afternoon of September 7, the China Clean Transportation Partnership (CCTP) successfully hosted the 23rd salon— Empowering Scientific Decision-Making for Enterprises, with a Focus on the Accounting Method for Cost Reduction and Efficiency Improvement in New Energy Heavy Trucks. Qiyu Liu, a senior consultant at the Rocky Mountain Institute, was invited to attend this salon and delivered a keynote speech on "Economic Accounting Methods for Emission Reduction in New Energy Heavy Trucks." This article is a compilation and summary of Qiyu Liu's opening remarks.
MoreHeavy-duty trucks, as significant sources of tailpipe pollutants and carbon dioxide emissions, play a crucial role in the transition to zero emissions in transportation. In addition to meeting policy targets, enterprises are increasingly concerned about the carbon emissions and cost-effectiveness of new energy heavy-duty trucks. In this context, the China Clean Transportation Partnership (CCTP) organized the 23rd salon under the theme " Empowering Scientific Decision-Making for Enterprises, with a Focus on the Accounting Method for Cost Reduction and Efficiency Improvement in New Energy Heavy Trucks." This article summarizes and organizes the discussions among the participating experts on relevant issues during the session.
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