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4^th Bluetech International Clean Air Conference

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The 4th Bluetech International Clean Air Conference will unite approximately 300 participants, including policymakers, national and international experts, local environmental departments, technology companies, environmental organizations, and media together to discuss the hot issues around clean air technologies, markets, policies and investments. Meanwhile, the Bluetech Award winners and finalists will be announced during the conference.

The conference will focus on the future air quality improvement strategy and policy roadmap, international experience, the challenge and demand of provinces and cities, co-control of air pollution and climate change, clean technology patent strategy and other topics.

The conference will set up a special session named innovation clean air technology roadshow session. Technologies and industry representatives from more than 20 countries and focus on disaggregated coal pollution control and clean heating, air quality and pollution monitoring, VOCs pollution prevention and other clean technology areas will participate in this session. Besides, the conference will invite representatives of the environmental protection department from different provinces and cities to promote the connection between clean air technologies and local demands to support technology promoting and policies implementation.

HIGHLIGHTS

Main forum
Sub-forums

: Hao Jiming, Chairman of CAAC, Academician of Chinese Academy of Engineering, Tsinghua University

Mr. Wang Jinnan, vice president of the Environmental Planning Institute of the Ministry of Environmental Protection, presented the air quality improvement strategy of the 13th Five-Year plan in detail. Former director of the California Air Resources Management Bureau, Catherine Witherspoon, emphasized the importance of pollution prevention standards planning and Joseph Kubsh, the executive director of US Manufacturers Emission Control Association, shared international experience on diesel vehicle pollution management. Representatives from the United States, Britain and China also shared their experiences with city air quality management work.

Hao Jiming, Academician of CAE
Yang Chaofei, Chairman of CIEP
Catherine Witherspoon, Former CEO of CARB
Elanie Chang, Former Director of South Coast AQMD
Yan Jinping, COO of Air Liquide (China)
N. Bruce Pickering, Vice President of Asia Society

: Foreign experts: the progress of air quality improvement in China

The leading experts in related areas were invited to further discuss the underway policies of air quality improvement and their outcomes.

Urban Air Quality Improvement Experience, Challenges and Demand

With the establishment of the mechanism of air quality attainment plan management, cities have become the principal part of air quality management. Europe and the US have gained abundant experience in the city-based systematic management of air quality and the systematic intergradation of urban development in energy, transportation and industry. The representatives from Chinese and foreign cities were invited to discuss their experience, challenges and the technical and market demand during the process of air quality management.

Next Generation Monitoring Technologies for Enforcement

Air quality and pollution sources monitoring is the main basis of air quality forecast and warning, also this forms the basis of atmospheric environmental governance, to establish a more accurate list of pollution sources, be able to determine the local main pollution source, and support making pollution control policy. With the development of monitoring technology and Internet technology, online monitoring and monitoring networks based on Internet technology are changing the traditional monitoring purposes. The sub-forum will focus on next generation monitoring technology, the current situation and development trend of monitoring technology, and policy to discuss and exchange.

Partners: Chinese Research Academy for Environmental Science (CRAES)
Attendees: the representative of environmental protection department , the representatives of the advanced technology enterprises, the academic authorities, etc

VOC Pollution Control and Indoor Purification

VOCs are one of the main primary pollutants in various regions throughout China and are one of the major precursors for secondary PM2.5 and ozone. VOCs and there secondary products are toxic and cancerous, harming public health. As China launches the official “war on pollution,” the 13th Five Year Plan listed VOCs as an important contaminant, pushing some major cities and provinces to create their own VOCs control targets.

People spend, on average, 70% of their time in indoor environments and therefore are potentially more exposed to indoor air pollutants. In addition to outdoor pollution infiltration, there are also many pollution sources in indoor environments, which cause high indoor air pollution levels that are often more severe than the outdoor air. As people are becoming more aware of air quality and health, concerns on indoor air quality have also been raised.

Partners: Energy and Environment Branch of Chinese Society for Environmental Sciences, Shanghai Research Institute of Building Science Group
Attendees: Representatives of the environmental protection department, representatives of the advanced pollution control port, representative of the leading technology enterprises, the academic authorities, etc.

Diesel Engine Pollution Control and Innovative Thermal Power Ultra-Low Emission Control Technology

Particulate emissions from diesel engines is one of the major sources of PM2.5 in China, which has strong carcinogenic effects. With improvement of strength on air quality control, diesel engine pollution control has become one of the main tasks. In addition to diesel vehicles, ships, cargo handling machines and construction equipment are all diesel engine powered with signification emissions. As one topic in this session, diesel engine pollution control difficulties, leading technical solutions, development trend, policy bottleneck and requirements will also be involved in this in-depth discussion.

Partners: Energy and Environment Branch of Chinese Society for Environmental Sciences, China Association of Environmental Protection Industry (CAEPI) Committee of Vehicle Emission Control (CVEC)
Attendees: Representatives of the environmental protection department, leading experts, representatives of the advanced pollution control port, bus companies and leading technology enterprises, the academic authorities, etc.

Bulk Coal Pollution Control in the Beijing-Tianjin-Hebei Area

For air pollution in the Beijing-Tianjin-Hebei region, bulk coal burning is the main pollution factor, and at a certain times it can affect regional air quality a lot, such as in winter where heating by coal-fires and bulk coal burning produces pollution. In order to better implement the national requirements for the control of air pollution and improve the environmental quality of Beijing-Tianjin-Hebei region, it will require accelerating clean energy transformation and strictly controlling the bulk coal burning emissions. In this sub-forum, environmental protection departments of the Beijing-Tianjin-Hebei region, policy and technical experts, and advanced technology enterprises will discuss bulk coal management solutions, and have presentation for the application of domestic and foreign advanced technology.

Partners: Beijing Municipal Research Institute of Environmental Protection
Attendees: Representatives of the Beijing-Tianjin-Hebei region environmental protection department, the representatives of the advanced technology enterprises, the academic authorities, etc.

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