QI Ye (齐晔), Ph.D. (1994) in Environmental Science, State University of New York and Syracuse University, is Cheung Kong Professor of Environmental Policy at Tsinghua University School of Public Policy and Management, and Director of the Climate Policy Institute at Tsinghua. He publishes extensively on climate change and environmental policy in China.

• 1. CHINA'S TRANSITION TOWARD A LOW-CARBON ECONOMY DURING THE 11TH FYP PERIOD1.1 THE 11TH FYP PERIOD: CHINA'S TRANSITION TOWARD LOW-CARBON DEVELOPMENT1.2 ANALYSIS OF CHINA’S LOW-CARBON DEVELOPMENT DURING THE 11TH FYP PERIOD1.3 CHARACTERISTICS OF CHINA’S LOW-CARBON DEVELOPMENT DURING THE 11TH FYP PERIOD1.4 ACHIEVEMENTS AND CHALLENGES OF CHINA’S LOW-CARBON DEVELOPMENT2. DEVELOPMENT OF LOW-CARBON TECHNOLOGIES DURING THE 11TH FYP2.1 PROGRESS MADE IN APPLICATIONS OF LOW-CARBON TECHNOLOGIES2.2 CHARACTERISTICS OF LOW-CARBON TECHNOLOGICAL DEVELOPMENT DURING THE 11TH FYP2.3 SUMMARYAPPENDIX 2-13. ADJUSTMENT OF THE ECONOMIC STRUCTURE3.1 GDP STRUCTURE3.2 SCALE OF PRODUCTION AND ORGANIZATIONAL STRUCTURE3.3 INDUSTRY REALLOCATION LED TO THE CHANGES OF REGIONAL STRUCTUREAPPENDIX 3-1 CALCULATION METHOD OF STRUCTURAL ENERGY-SAVING4. LOW-CARBON DEVELOPMENT POLICY4.1 LOW-CARBON DEVELOPMENT POLICY FRAMEWORK IN THE 11TH FYP4.2 POLICY REVIEW4.3 POLICY FEATURES OF 11TH FYP 5. INSTITUTIONAL INNOVATION OF LOW-CARBON DEVELOPMENT5.1 PRESSURE TO SAVE ENERGY AND REDUCE CARBON EMISSIONS CALLS FOR INSTITUTIONAL INNOVATION5.2 INSTITUTIONAL INNOVATION IN LOW-CARBON DEVELOPMENT IN THE 11TH FYP5.3 CHARACTERISTICS AND INFLUENCE OF LOW-CARBON DEVELOPMENT INSTITUTION IN THE 11TH FYP6. LOW-CARBON INVESTMENT AND FINANCING6.1 LOW-CARBON INVESTMENT6.2 LOW-CARBON FINANCING7. LOCAL GOVERNMENT AND LOW-CARBON DEVELOPMENT7.1 LOCAL GOVERNMENT’S LOW-CARBON DEVELOPMENT BEHAVIOR DURING 11TH FYP7.2 PROMOTION AND LIMITATION FACTORS OF LOCAL GOVERNMENT’S LOW-CARBON DEVELOPMENT7.3 BRIEF REMARKS ON LOCAL GOVERNMENT’S LOW-CARBON DEVELOPMENT BEHAVIOR DURING THE 11TH FYP8. ENTERPRISES' RESPONSIVENESS TO LOW-CARBON DEVELOPMENT8.1 SCHEMES BY ENTERPRISES TO CONSERVE ENERGY8.2 MECHANISMS AFFECTING ENERGY-SAVING BEHAVIOR OF ENTERPRISES8.3 PROBLEMS AND CHALLENGES9. IMPACT ON LOW-CARBON DEVELOPMENT BY PUBLIC CONSUMPTION BEHAVIOR9.1 CHANGE OF PUBLIC CONSUMPTION BEHAVIOR POSES A CHALLENGE TO LOW-CARBON DEVELOPMENT9.2 URBAN RESIDENTIAL HOUSING SPACE GROWS FAST9.3 DRAMATIC CHANGE TOWARDS THE CAR9.4 THE PUBLIC HAS THE WILL, ABILITY AND MEANS TO FULFILL LOW-CARBON POLICIES.10. OUTLOOK OF CHINA’S ENERGY CONSERVATION AND EMISSIONS REDUCTION IN THE 12TH FYP PERIOD10.1 COMPARISON OF TARGETS AND POLICIES IN THE 12TH FYP AND THE 11TH FYP10.2 A MORE DIFFICULT MISSION OF ENERGY CONSERVATION10.3 NON-FOSSIL ENERGY CHALLENGES10.4 INTERNATIONAL PRESSURE OF THE 12TH FYP

QI Ye (齐晔), Ph.D. (1994) in Environmental Science, State University of New York and Syracuse University, is Cheung Kong Professor of Environmental Policy at Tsinghua University School of Public Policy and Management, and Director of the Climate Policy Institute at Tsinghua. He publishes extensively on climate change and environmental policy in China.

• 1. CHINA'S TRANSITION TOWARD A LOW-CARBON ECONOMY DURING THE 11TH FYP PERIOD1.1 THE 11TH FYP PERIOD: CHINA'S TRANSITION TOWARD LOW-CARBON DEVELOPMENT1.2 ANALYSIS OF CHINA’S LOW-CARBON DEVELOPMENT DURING THE 11TH FYP PERIOD1.3 CHARACTERISTICS OF CHINA’S LOW-CARBON DEVELOPMENT DURING THE 11TH FYP PERIOD1.4 ACHIEVEMENTS AND CHALLENGES OF CHINA’S LOW-CARBON DEVELOPMENT2. DEVELOPMENT OF LOW-CARBON TECHNOLOGIES DURING THE 11TH FYP2.1 PROGRESS MADE IN APPLICATIONS OF LOW-CARBON TECHNOLOGIES2.2 CHARACTERISTICS OF LOW-CARBON TECHNOLOGICAL DEVELOPMENT DURING THE 11TH FYP2.3 SUMMARYAPPENDIX 2-13. ADJUSTMENT OF THE ECONOMIC STRUCTURE3.1 GDP STRUCTURE3.2 SCALE OF PRODUCTION AND ORGANIZATIONAL STRUCTURE3.3 INDUSTRY REALLOCATION LED TO THE CHANGES OF REGIONAL STRUCTUREAPPENDIX 3-1 CALCULATION METHOD OF STRUCTURAL ENERGY-SAVING4. LOW-CARBON DEVELOPMENT POLICY4.1 LOW-CARBON DEVELOPMENT POLICY FRAMEWORK IN THE 11TH FYP4.2 POLICY REVIEW4.3 POLICY FEATURES OF 11TH FYP 5. INSTITUTIONAL INNOVATION OF LOW-CARBON DEVELOPMENT5.1 PRESSURE TO SAVE ENERGY AND REDUCE CARBON EMISSIONS CALLS FOR INSTITUTIONAL INNOVATION5.2 INSTITUTIONAL INNOVATION IN LOW-CARBON DEVELOPMENT IN THE 11TH FYP5.3 CHARACTERISTICS AND INFLUENCE OF LOW-CARBON DEVELOPMENT INSTITUTION IN THE 11TH FYP6. LOW-CARBON INVESTMENT AND FINANCING6.1 LOW-CARBON INVESTMENT6.2 LOW-CARBON FINANCING7. LOCAL GOVERNMENT AND LOW-CARBON DEVELOPMENT7.1 LOCAL GOVERNMENT’S LOW-CARBON DEVELOPMENT BEHAVIOR DURING 11TH FYP7.2 PROMOTION AND LIMITATION FACTORS OF LOCAL GOVERNMENT’S LOW-CARBON DEVELOPMENT7.3 BRIEF REMARKS ON LOCAL GOVERNMENT’S LOW-CARBON DEVELOPMENT BEHAVIOR DURING THE 11TH FYP8. ENTERPRISES' RESPONSIVENESS TO LOW-CARBON DEVELOPMENT8.1 SCHEMES BY ENTERPRISES TO CONSERVE ENERGY8.2 MECHANISMS AFFECTING ENERGY-SAVING BEHAVIOR OF ENTERPRISES8.3 PROBLEMS AND CHALLENGES9. IMPACT ON LOW-CARBON DEVELOPMENT BY PUBLIC CONSUMPTION BEHAVIOR9.1 CHANGE OF PUBLIC CONSUMPTION BEHAVIOR POSES A CHALLENGE TO LOW-CARBON DEVELOPMENT9.2 URBAN RESIDENTIAL HOUSING SPACE GROWS FAST9.3 DRAMATIC CHANGE TOWARDS THE CAR9.4 THE PUBLIC HAS THE WILL, ABILITY AND MEANS TO FULFILL LOW-CARBON POLICIES.10. OUTLOOK OF CHINA’S ENERGY CONSERVATION AND EMISSIONS REDUCTION IN THE 12TH FYP PERIOD10.1 COMPARISON OF TARGETS AND POLICIES IN THE 12TH FYP AND THE 11TH FYP10.2 A MORE DIFFICULT MISSION OF ENERGY CONSERVATION10.3 NON-FOSSIL ENERGY CHALLENGES10.4 INTERNATIONAL PRESSURE OF THE 12TH FYP

QI Ye (齐晔), Ph.D. (1994) in Environmental Science, State University of New York and Syracuse University, is Cheung Kong Professor of Environmental Policy at Tsinghua University School of Public Policy and Management, and Director of the Climate Policy Institute at Tsinghua. He publishes extensively on climate change and environmental policy in China.

• 1. CHINA'S TRANSITION TOWARD A LOW-CARBON ECONOMY DURING THE 11TH FYP PERIOD1.1 THE 11TH FYP PERIOD: CHINA'S TRANSITION TOWARD LOW-CARBON DEVELOPMENT1.2 ANALYSIS OF CHINA’S LOW-CARBON DEVELOPMENT DURING THE 11TH FYP PERIOD1.3 CHARACTERISTICS OF CHINA’S LOW-CARBON DEVELOPMENT DURING THE 11TH FYP PERIOD1.4 ACHIEVEMENTS AND CHALLENGES OF CHINA’S LOW-CARBON DEVELOPMENT2. DEVELOPMENT OF LOW-CARBON TECHNOLOGIES DURING THE 11TH FYP2.1 PROGRESS MADE IN APPLICATIONS OF LOW-CARBON TECHNOLOGIES2.2 CHARACTERISTICS OF LOW-CARBON TECHNOLOGICAL DEVELOPMENT DURING THE 11TH FYP2.3 SUMMARYAPPENDIX 2-13. ADJUSTMENT OF THE ECONOMIC STRUCTURE3.1 GDP STRUCTURE3.2 SCALE OF PRODUCTION AND ORGANIZATIONAL STRUCTURE3.3 INDUSTRY REALLOCATION LED TO THE CHANGES OF REGIONAL STRUCTUREAPPENDIX 3-1 CALCULATION METHOD OF STRUCTURAL ENERGY-SAVING4. LOW-CARBON DEVELOPMENT POLICY4.1 LOW-CARBON DEVELOPMENT POLICY FRAMEWORK IN THE 11TH FYP4.2 POLICY REVIEW4.3 POLICY FEATURES OF 11TH FYP 5. INSTITUTIONAL INNOVATION OF LOW-CARBON DEVELOPMENT5.1 PRESSURE TO SAVE ENERGY AND REDUCE CARBON EMISSIONS CALLS FOR INSTITUTIONAL INNOVATION5.2 INSTITUTIONAL INNOVATION IN LOW-CARBON DEVELOPMENT IN THE 11TH FYP5.3 CHARACTERISTICS AND INFLUENCE OF LOW-CARBON DEVELOPMENT INSTITUTION IN THE 11TH FYP6. LOW-CARBON INVESTMENT AND FINANCING6.1 LOW-CARBON INVESTMENT6.2 LOW-CARBON FINANCING7. LOCAL GOVERNMENT AND LOW-CARBON DEVELOPMENT7.1 LOCAL GOVERNMENT’S LOW-CARBON DEVELOPMENT BEHAVIOR DURING 11TH FYP7.2 PROMOTION AND LIMITATION FACTORS OF LOCAL GOVERNMENT’S LOW-CARBON DEVELOPMENT7.3 BRIEF REMARKS ON LOCAL GOVERNMENT’S LOW-CARBON DEVELOPMENT BEHAVIOR DURING THE 11TH FYP8. ENTERPRISES' RESPONSIVENESS TO LOW-CARBON DEVELOPMENT8.1 SCHEMES BY ENTERPRISES TO CONSERVE ENERGY8.2 MECHANISMS AFFECTING ENERGY-SAVING BEHAVIOR OF ENTERPRISES8.3 PROBLEMS AND CHALLENGES9. IMPACT ON LOW-CARBON DEVELOPMENT BY PUBLIC CONSUMPTION BEHAVIOR9.1 CHANGE OF PUBLIC CONSUMPTION BEHAVIOR POSES A CHALLENGE TO LOW-CARBON DEVELOPMENT9.2 URBAN RESIDENTIAL HOUSING SPACE GROWS FAST9.3 DRAMATIC CHANGE TOWARDS THE CAR9.4 THE PUBLIC HAS THE WILL, ABILITY AND MEANS TO FULFILL LOW-CARBON POLICIES.10. OUTLOOK OF CHINA’S ENERGY CONSERVATION AND EMISSIONS REDUCTION IN THE 12TH FYP PERIOD10.1 COMPARISON OF TARGETS AND POLICIES IN THE 12TH FYP AND THE 11TH FYP10.2 A MORE DIFFICULT MISSION OF ENERGY CONSERVATION10.3 NON-FOSSIL ENERGY CHALLENGES10.4 INTERNATIONAL PRESSURE OF THE 12TH FYP