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On the purpose of addressing the
environmental problems caused by China¡¯s energy structure which primarily
relies on coal, promoting the development and utilization of Renewable Energy and realizing sustainable
development of economy and society, Chinese Renewable Energy Industries
Association (CREIA) was set up in 2000 under the support of SETC/UNDP/GEF
Project of Capacity Building for Rapid Commercialization of Renewable Energy in
China. It obtained the formal registration from Ministry of Civil Affairs, China
in March 2002 as a branch of China Comprehensive Resource Utilization
Association (CCRUA). As an industrial association, it enjoys total independence
over its programs and operations.
Since its establishment, CREIA has been
serving as a window bringing together national and international project
developers and investors, a bridge between regulatory authorities and the
industry, and a network for enterprises, drawing together new and renewable
energy experts on research & development, production, and sales,
professionals and entrepreneurs to accelerate the development of Chinese
Renewable Energy.
As an industrial association, CREIA has
succeeded in attracting over 100 corporate members and about 160 individual
members covering all the sub-sectors of Renewable Energy in China, such as
Solar Thermal, Solar PV, Wind, Biomass (Biogas Plant), Bagasse, Hybrids,
Geothermal, Small Hydro and Ocean energy. It provides all-round and qualified
services including:
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Policy analysis and recommendation for
related governmental departments
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Market development and market
regulation
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International cooperation between the
industry and foreign investors
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Training, education and outreach to
raise both the professional level and public awareness
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Technology development and industrialization
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Environmental support to mitigate the
pressure caused by climate change
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Daily consultation and guidance in
terms of technology, policy, market, investment and export/import for the
industries, research institutions and the governmental officials
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