I came to the NRDC Beijing Office in 2009 leaving my previous work and family behind in Korea, but came with the excitement of starting a new family, married to a Chinese, and a new job that I value so much. When I had my first job in China in 2003, I thought I would spend a couple of years and never come back. Someone said “Life is a box of chocolates” – who knew I would end up living in China with a Chinese husband! Although, it was not only my husband who brought me to China, but I also saw the tremendous potential of improving energy efficiency in China and how important that is to all of us.
Posted August 4, 2011 by Hyoungmi Kim in Greening China
On November 4, 2010, China’s Central government enacted national demand-side management (DSM) regulations. Under the Regulations, grid companies are required to use a portion of their electricity revenues to develop DSM programs, and must meet the savings target of 0.3...continued→
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