China

The project is divided into two parts: Part I corresponds to Year 1 of the project primarily involving assistance to obtain six FCBs and hydrogen re-fueling stations for Beijing and Shanghai.

This report evaluates the Sichuan Gas Development and Conservation Project which was financed with an IBRD loan and a GEF grant with the aim of supporting the restructuring of the oil and gas sector in the People's Republic of China between 1994 - 2003.  More specifically the project was designe

This project was designed to promote sustainable improvements in energy efficiency in China's industrial sector and create substantial environmental benefits.

This outcome evaluation analyzes the extent to which certain objectives or outcome targets have been or are likely to be achieved in the field of energy and environment in China, and the extent to which UNDP has contributed to those outcomes through its project or non-project activities.

The project objectives are to alleviate an acute shortage of peaking power and enable more efficient use of power plants in a predominantly coal-fired thermal power system by transferning off-peak energy to peak with construction of the cost-effective and environmentally sound Tianhuangping pumpe

Township and village enterprises (TVE) have engaged surplus agricultural labor, raised standard of living of farmers, induced social stability and prevented urban migration. By their nature, TVE have employed widely diverse scale and genre of technologies, financing mechanisms and capability.

The Ertan Hydroelectric Scheme is located on the lower reaches of the Yalong River in the southwestern province of Sichuan.