I grew up in Beijing where I received my college education and worked as a policy specialist for 4 years at the Chinese Academy of Science. I came to the U.S. to pursue my graduate studies in early 90's of last century. After having been studying, working, and living in the U.S., most of the time in Delaware, for 17 years, I returned to Beijing working at NRDC Beijing Office in 2007. Over there, I am working with our partners in China to identify opportunities for energy efficiency improvement and GHG emission reduction and to develop specific policy tools and incentive programs that would best capture these opportunities in a way that fits China's context. Prior to joining NRDC, I had worked for eight years in the state of Delaware on a broad range of regulatory issues relating to power sector restructuring, retail competition, integrated resource planning, energy efficiency, demand response, renewable energy, distributed generation, and climate change. I earned my Ph.D. in energy and environmental policy from the University of Delaware, an MBA in finance from Temple University, a M.S. in environmental policy from Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, and a B.A. in mechanical engineering from Peking University.
Posted September 19, 2009 by Bo Shen in Greening China
The Natural Resources Defense Council along with The USAID ECO-Asia Clean Development and Climate Program, Hebei Provincial Electric Power Office, Heibei Power Demand Side Management and Instruction Center, and The China-US Energy Efficiency Alliance entered into a Memorandum of Understanding...continued→
Posted March 12, 2009 by Bo Shen in Greening China
Working as an environmental advocate for many years now I've found what can often be most effective though also challenging is making sure everyone is speaking the same language. I've worked with my colleagues over the years to make that possible....continued→
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