China plans to join the international renewable energy agency this year

13 of the Chinese delegation in the international renewable energy agency announced the third plenary session, China plans to formally join the international renewable energy agency this year, by strengthening the energy utilization technology in the field of cooperation between countries, promote the establishment of the global renewable energy market.

According to the xinhua news agency, the international renewable energy agency 13 third plenary meeting formally opened in ABU dhabi, united Arab emirates (uae), for two days, the Chinese delegation to attend the meeting as an observer.

China association for comprehensive utilization of resources of renewable energy commissioner said mr.li, director of the professional committee, China hopes to join the international renewable energy agency, global renewable energy technologies, promote elimination of trade barriers, reduce energy using cost and promote the pace of domestic energy structure adjustment.

International renewable energy agency director-general amin, south of the Chinese government welcomed the decision. He said that China is one of the world leader in renewable energy, to reduce the cost of renewable energy technology has made a great contribution, many countries have benefited in the energy cooperation with China, China's accession to the international renewable energy agency will definitely achieve the goal of advancing the global sustainable energy.

China's national energy administration, deputy director of the new energy and renewable energy division Shi Lishan said, China's energy conservation and emissions reduction, adjust the energy structure, speeding up development of new energy, etc, a series of policies and measures are effective, China's wind power development, the highest in the world at present, the installed capacity of more than 63 million kw; Solar energy equipment manufacturing capacity and technical also ranked among the top of the world. He said China needed to show the world the development of renewable energy, share experiences, and strengthen cooperation.

According to the international renewable energy agency report, in 2011 China's $52.2 billion of capital to develop renewable energy, rose by 17%, accounting for 58.5% of the annual total amount of investment in developing countries.