• Skip to main content
  • Skip to secondary menu
  • Skip to footer

ESN.net

See the shift before it lands

  • Sponsored Post
  • Events
  • Markets
  • About
    • GDPR
  • Contact

The 16th WALCC Assembly and Low-Carbon City Development World Forum Takes Place in Lishui, China

July 30, 2019 By admin Leave a Comment

LISHUI, China, July 29, 2019 /Editorial/ — The event, with a focus on how to build the low-carbon city of the future, was held in Lishui, Zhejiang Province on July 27.

Organized by www.huanqiu.com, a press delegation comprised of 12 reporters from leading Chinese media organizations, including People’s Daily, Global Times, cctv.com, CNR and Ecns.cn, gathered at the opening ceremony in Lishui, China, to collect information and give readers a chance to gain an understanding of the purpose of the forum.

Themed “low-carbon city – environmentally responsible development”, the forum focused on low carbon urban development, with the objective of having attendees share their experience when implementing green low-carbon initiatives, covering all aspects of the challenges that could be faced during the course of implementation, including policy, technology, management and finance, as a way of transferring knowledge and providing support to entities and organizations seeking to build low-carbon cities.

The World Alliance for Low Carbon Cities (WALCC) is an international environmental protection organization founded by Tsinghua Shenzhen International Graduate School in 2011. At the forum, Tsinghua University professor and Chinese Academy of Sciences researcher Ni Weidou said that low-carbon emissions have become the main constraint factor in the development of the global coal-fired power sector, which is under pressure to greatly reduce the release of carbon dioxide into the atmosphere. Coal-fired coupled with biomass power generation and biomass conversion power generation are the most feasible, economical, fast and reliable sources for electricity, making it necessary to develop a large-scale biomass fuel industry.

The forum also approved the Lishui Declaration on July 28, with a promise to adhere to green ecological development, advocate environmentally responsible lifestyles and advance towards the low-carbon intelligent city, all while contributing to sustainable development. According to the declaration, experts in the field, researchers, responsible government agencies and companies from different industries have agreed to:

work together to promote and build an environmentally responsible economy and develop “green” industries, to achieve ecological synergies and economic benefits at the regional level through international communication and cooperation; encourage the development of low-carbon technologies to break the traditional high-energy-consumption and high-pollution growth model, while relying on informative industry platforms, combining ecological development, IT and low-carbon technologies to urge all members of the human race to adopt an environmentally responsible lifestyle.

SOURCE Huanqiu.com
http://www.huanqiu.com/

Filed Under: events

Reader Interactions

Leave a Reply Cancel reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

Footer

Recent Posts

  • The Sports Rights Bubble and Where It Breaks
  • India’s Moment and Why It Keeps Getting Delayed
  • What’s Actually Driving Urban Crime Trends
  • The Data Center Land Rush and Who Wins It
  • Why Longevity Science Keeps Failing to Deliver
  • The College Degree Is Not Dead — It Is Just Repricing
  • What Happens to Social Media When the Algorithms Change
  • The Real Reason Boeing Can’t Recover
  • Why Water Is the Next Resource War
  • The Obesity Drug Market Is Bigger Than Anyone Planned For

Media Partners

  • JVQ.net: Just Very Quick
  • k4i.com
  • Referently.com
The Quiet Nobility of a Stray
Tusk: What's Unfolding Looks Like Putin's Dream Plan
General Purpose Robots Will Not Displace Workers Evenly — That Is the Real Risk
GAO Identifies Three Technologies That Will Reshape Society Within a Decade
The Deep-Sea Mining Rush Is About to Get Very Complicated
Mexico Breaks the Pattern: Oil, Cuba, and the Limits of U.S. Sanctions Power
Cloudflare Analytics Shock: When Performance Breaks the Network
The Cost of Context Switching Is Not What You Think
The Debt Ceiling Will Be a Crisis Again. Here's the Clock.
Why Social Media Algorithms Are a Public Health Issue Now
The Bill Trap: Why Treasury Keeps Borrowing Short
Treasury Is Meeting Its Bills — For Now
Neural Implants: Where the Technology Actually Stands Right Now
Neural Data Is the Last Unprotected Frontier of Personal Privacy
Black Hat Asia 2026 Signals the Shift to Autonomous Security Warfare
Maritime Pressure Points: Sanctions, Shadow Fleets, and the Intelligence Race at Sea
Revolutionary Guards Claim Strikes on Gulf Aluminum Plants
Vector Database Guide
Defense Tech Modernization Focuses on Edge Computing
Cybersecurity Vendors Shift Toward Identity-Centric Models
What Multifamily Maintenance Actually Means
The Untested Assumption: North Korea’s Nuclear Weapon May Not Exist Yet
Autonomous Security Warfare: The Arms Race Governed by Almost Nothing
Google Researchers Lower the Bar for Quantum Attacks on Bitcoin's Cryptography
Quantum Computing: A Comprehensive Guide
Model Context Protocol (MCP) Guide
Maritime Chokepoints After Hormuz: Where Seaborne Trade Looks Most Exposed Next
Trust Nothing, Verify Everything, Repeat
Training Without Collecting: How Federated Learning Redefines Data Ownership
Talking to Machines, But Getting Specific About It

Media Partners

  • Media Presser
  • 3V.org
  • Press Club US
Who Is Actually Buying U.S. Debt Now
Regular and Predictable: The Only Strategy Treasury Has
The Shift from Task Robots to General Purpose Machines Is Happening Faster Than Policy Can Track
Fujifilm Refreshes Rio Takeda Sponsorship Site Ahead of JLPGA Tournament
From Therapy to Augmentation: The Neural Implant Transition Nobody Has Regulated
House Armed Services Democrats Press Hegseth on USS Gerald R. Ford Deployment Strain
Teamsters President to Join Henry Ford Genesys Nurses on Picket Line
Ukraine Is Burning Russia's Oil Cash Flow
The Beginning of the End: Iran’s Regime Enters Its Terminal Phase
Social Media Digest: March 22–28, 2026
Retention Over Turnover: Clasp’s $20M Bet on Fixing Healthcare Hiring
Doctronic Secures $40 Million Series B as Autonomous AI Medicine Moves Into Real Clinical Practice
Why Secondhand Style Keeps Growing
Why People Still Track Their Steps
Why People Keep Returning to Neighborhood Cafes
Why Morning Routines Still Matter, Part 2
Why Home Desks Keep Evolving
The Week Traffic Slowed but the Infrastructure Spoke Louder
The Subtle Shift Toward Cashless Living, Part 2
The Return of Small Local Markets, Part 2
The Security Subsidy: Why European Rearmament Remains Stalled
The Silent Appointment of Zeina Jallad: A Failure of Oversight at the UN Human Rights Council
Rubio: If NATO Bars Us From Using Our Own Bases, It's a One-Way Street
Oil Flows Disrupted: Ukraine Strikes Hit Russia’s Baltic Export Arteries
Industrial Darwinism on the Battlefield: Ukraine’s Drone War Is Forcing a Rethink
Amazon Blinks on the Right to Strike
The Most Predictable Man in Washington
The Arctic Council Is Frozen Solid
In Defense of the Death Penalty Bill — A Response to European Moralizing
When Values Collide: Why Blair’s Warning About the Left and Islamism Deserves Attention

Copyright © 2022 ESN.net

Media Partners: Technologies, Market Analysis & Market Research and Exclusive Domains, Photography