On November 16, the 6th Asia-Pacific Energy Regulatory Forum was held in Shenzhen, Guangdong Province. With the theme of "Energy Market Construction and Green Transformation", the forum brought together Chinese and foreign guests to discuss the way of promoting energy market construction and energy green and low-carbon transformation through regulation. Mr. Zhang Jianhua, Director of the National Energy Administration of China, Mr. Zhang Hu, Executive Vice Governor of Guangdong Province, and Mr. Meng Zhenping, Chairman of the Board of Directors of China Southern Power Grid (CSG), attended the opening ceremony and delivered speeches.
In his speech, Mr. Zhang pointed out that energy regulation is an important driving force and guarantee for promoting energy development in Asia-Pacific countries. Energy regulation in Asia-Pacific countries plays an important role in maintaining their energy security, promoting fair market competition, enhancing the economic efficiency of the industry, and protecting the rights and interests of energy investors and consumers. Strengthening international exchanges is an important way to enhance the level of regulation, Zhang said. In the future, China's energy regulation will be more focused on energy security supply guarantee, more focused on energy green and low-carbon transformation, more focused on the optimization of the allocation of energy resources on a larger scale, more focused on meeting the people's demand for energy for a better life, and more focused on improving the overall effectiveness of energy regulation, constantly adapting to the new situation of energy development, and promoting the high-quality development of energy.
Heads of energy (power) regulatory agencies of 14 countries, including China, Australia, India, Japan, Korea, Malaysia, New Zealand, Singapore, Samoa, Tonga, Cambodia, Indonesia, Laos and Myanmar, heads of the International Energy Agency, representatives of domestic and foreign energy enterprises, research institutes and industry associations, etc. attended the meeting.
Participants focused on the modernization of the energy governance system, energy system reform and market construction, energy green development and other key areas, publicity and sharing of national energy regulation, energy transition experience, and strive to build a safe, efficient, clean and low-carbon energy supply system, and promote international cooperation in the field of energy.
During the forum, the participating member states jointly released the "Shenzhen Initiative" of the Sixth Asia-Pacific Energy Regulatory Forum, focusing on energy regulation, market construction, green transformation, etc., proposing to continue to promote low-carbon energy transformation, play a driving role in energy regulation in energy transformation, strengthen the construction of the electricity market system to promote energy transformation, digital technology innovation to empower energy transformation, strengthen energy regulation to ensure the security of energy supply, and strengthen international cooperation to enhance regulatory effectiveness. It proposes to continuously promote low-carbon energy transformation, play a driving role in energy transformation, strengthen the construction of the electricity market system to promote energy transformation, empower energy transformation through digital technology innovation, strengthen energy regulation to ensure the security of energy supply, and enhance international cooperation to improve regulatory effectiveness.
China's National Energy Administration (NEA) has released the "Report on the Exploration and Practice of Energy Regulation in China", which comprehensively summarizes the historic achievements of China's energy development, reviews the development process of China's electricity regulation to energy regulation in the past 20 years, and compiles the exploration, practice and effectiveness of energy regulation in promoting the implementation of the national energy planning policies and the green and low-carbon development of the energy industry, etc. It also provides an outlook of energy regulation work in the current and future period in the light of the new situation and new challenges. It also looks forward to the current and future period of energy regulation in light of the new situation and challenges.
The National Development and Reform Commission, the Ministry of Finance, the Ministry of Natural Resources, the National Bureau of Food and Material Reserves, the supervisory director of the National Energy Administration, the heads of the relevant divisions and dispatched organizations, and the heads of relevant energy enterprises attended the meeting.
Source: National Energy Administration
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