Beijing: Carry out market-oriented transactions of green power to support the development, consumption and utilization of wind and light resources On November 30, the General Office of the Beijing Municipal Committee of the Communist Party of China and the General Office of the Beijing Municipal People's Government issued a notice of "Beijing Municipality's Implementation Opinions on Deepening the Reform of the Ecological Protection Compensation System", which proposes to improve the market trading mechanism. Promote the pilot program of energy use rights trading. Actively carry out market-based transactions of green power, implement the requirements of the green power production and consumption certificate system, and support the development, consumption and utilization of green energy mainly based on wind power and photovoltaics. Deepen the construction of a carbon emission trading market, optimize the carbon emission quota allocation and offset mechanism, and promote the construction of a national greenhouse gas voluntary emission reduction trading center.

According to reports, the Tokyo Metropolitan Government of Japan plans to install photovoltaic panels on new single-family houses in the capital to help achieve the goal of halving greenhouse gas emissions by 2030. The plan to amend the relevant regulations will be proposed at the Tokyo Metropolitan Assembly in December. After the regulations are passed, they will go into effect after a two-year publicity period. As a policy goal, the Tokyo Metropolitan Government proposes to reduce greenhouse gas emissions to 1 in 2000 by 2030. As of 2020, the emissions of offices and logistics-related industrial sectors are lower than in 2000, while the household sector has increased by 30% and has been slow to respond. Therefore, as an emission reduction measure for the household sector, new residential buildings will be required to be equipped with photovoltaic panels. According to the Tokyo Metropolitan Government's system plan, the requirement to install photovoltaic panels is a requirement for single-family house developers who sell houses, not for people who buy houses. The Tokyo Metropolitan Government envisages targeting the top 50 companies with the largest number of single-family housing developers operating in the city. The Tokyo Metropolitan Government stated that if this measure is introduced, Tokyo will become the first city in Japan to require the installation of photovoltaic power generation systems such as single-family houses. The basic policy states that the Tokyo Metropolitan Government will submit a draft revision of the ordinance to the Metropolitan Assembly in December 2022, and if passed, will strive to implement it from April 2025. In addition, in the two years before the implementation of the new regulations, the Metropolitan Government will pay close attention to research on how to provide supporting support in terms of the cost of installing photovoltaic power generation systems, maintenance management after installation, etc., and will also provide support for the installation of photovoltaic power generation systems. and prepared entities to provide assistance to deepen the understanding of the new measures among the population and entities.