Breaking into the Chinese green construction sector
The Chinese construction market is one of the largest construction markets in the world and it is likely to keep growing - it is forecasted to grow at an annual average of 5% until 2023. Although, green building makes up a small proportion of China´s construction industry, government targets are giving sustainable building a boost and it is becoming increasingly significant in China.
The Chinese government has demonstrated a strong commitment to making green building a top priority by promoting more energy-efficient buildings. There are some signs of progress: the implementation of the green building rating system and China´s preferential policies for green housing. These offers great potential for European SMEs operating in the sector.
During this training session, organised by the Flanders-China Chamber of Commerce, the EU SME Centre and EUROCHAMBRES, our experts will provide a market overview, analyse the regulatory and policy framework of the green construction sector and provide practical information for those companies interested in accessing the Chinese Green Construction Sector.
AGENDA:
10.00 – 10.05: Welcome speech by the FCCC
10:05 – 10:10: Presentation of the EU SME Centre
10.10 – 10.45: Module I
─ Overview of the construction sector in China and legislative background
─ Entering into the Chinese construction market, do’s and don’ts
─ Zooming into: Green building and energy efficiency
10.45 – 11.20: Module II
─ Chinese Green Transition toward Carbon neutrality 2030 strategy
─ Green Construction opportunities after COVID19 period in China
─ Case studies:
- Hubei Qianjiang 50MW biomass CHP plant post-industry sustainable design and implementation.
- Chinese Green industrial park development in Changsha.
11.20 – 11.30: Closing remarks and Q&A session
