Energy Efficiency Asia 2008 will be held on June 19 and 20, 2008 in New Otani Chang Fu Hong Hotel. The conference is jointly convened by Global Leaders Institute and China Energy Conservation Service Industry Association (EMCA), which is directly dominated by National Development and Reform Commission(NDRC). To meet the climate change challenge and the global energy shortage, energy-consuming  enterprises in the Asia-Pacific region are actively adjusting their business strategies and adopting modern management sciences as well as new technologies to build high-energy-efficient, low-emission, sustainable developing green enterprises.

Invited & Confirmed Speakers Include
Dr. Richard HausmannCEO & President Siemens Ltd., China Cluster CEO Siemens North East Asia Shen Longhai Director China Energy Conservation Service Industry Association
Yang Yuanwei Deputy Director Department of Policy and Legislation, State                         Administration                         of Taxation	Teruaki Masumoto Member of Board World Business Council for Sustainable Development	Chen Namchaisiri Vice Chairman Executive Committee The Federation of Thai Industries (FTI)
Mark D. Levine Senior Staff Scientist Lawrence Berkeley National                         Laboratory	Tetsuya MAEKAWA General Manager of Energy Solution, Corporate Tokyo Electric Power Company	Anil Terway Director, East Asia Department, Energy Division Asian  Development  Bank
Kangbin Zheng Senior Energy Economist Asian Development Bank	Sangsoo Lee CEO & President ESCO Professionals Co.,Ltd	Calvin Q. Xu, Senior Operation Officer International Finance                          Corporation
Horst Biedermann Chairman of Energy Efficiency Coalition                         REEEP	Huang Fei Vice Director of Quality Management & Energy Efficiency Department China National Petroleum Corporation	Koji NISHIMIYA Director Overseas Environmental Cooperation Center, Japan                          (OECC)

Climate change has to be considered as an integral element of sustainable development agenda. The “Kyoto Protocol” to the UNFCCC strengthens the international response to climate change. The developed countries commit themselves to reducing their collective emissions of six key greenhouse gases by at least 5%.

Green Actions in China

• According to the Eleventh Five-Year Plan, Chinese unit GDP energy consumption in 2010 goal to be about 20 percent lower than in 2005.
• China will build a resource-conserving society and achieve the sustainable development through accelerating scientific and technological progress, optimizing the economic structure and strengthening the energy-saving management.
• Since April 1st,2008, the Energy Conservation Law Amendment Bill will come into effect.
• Chinese "New Bible" of Energy issued in December, 2007, is emphasis on accelerating industrial energy conservation and strengthening international cooperation in the field of energy and further optimizing the investment environment for foreign businesses
• The government has appropriated RMB 21.3 billion to fund 10 key energy conservation projects in order to reduce 240 million tonnes of carbon equivalents.

• 2-day case studies covering a range of issues including industry trends, international cooperation, marketing strategic tendency, innovative mode and financing & technology support
• 200+ world-renowned energy efficiency experts your best opportunity to reach out to who's who in China
• 18+ hours networking opportunities for potential cooperation
• One-to-one meeting arrangement to facilitate networking
• Multi-discipline exhibition showcasing the latest solutions, technologies, equipments .services and Choice in the industry to establish your own brand
• Comprehensive publicity through the marketing channels of the meeting, covering the overwhelming majority of the regional market