Support for Emissions Trading Policy Dialogue and Cooperation between EU and China
The action aims to continue the ongoing cooperation between the EU and China on policies tackling climate change, in particular on emissions trading, building on the existing cooperation on emissions trading.This action will support the…
What the buyer needs
- The action aims to continue the ongoing cooperation between the EU and China on policies tackling climate change, in particular on emissions trading, building on the existing cooperation on emissions trading.This action…
- Furthermore, the action entails important technical knowledge sharing elements to further support China in building up and successfully establishing its nation-wide emission trading system.
- Specific tasks will include: information and management services, technical assessments and research, organization of specific training activities with a focus on a ‘train-the-trainer approach’.
Procurement signals
- Procedure: FPI/PEK/2021/EA-RP/0001
- Procedure type: Source procedure code 47396224
- Contract type: Services contract (31095498)
- Submission method: No electronic submission
- Published: 17 Mar 2021
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- FPI/PEK/2021/EA-RP/0001
- 8088en
- Source procedure code 47396224
- Services contract (31095498)
- 47352318
- 15 Jul 2026, 07:21 UTC
Full official description
The action aims to continue the ongoing cooperation between the EU and China on policies tackling climate change, in particular on emissions trading, building on the existing cooperation on emissions trading.This action will support the implementation of the annual policy dialogue on emissions trading as agreed in the Memorandum of Understanding on ETS cooperation signed at the China-EU summit in July 2018, including through joint policy research activities designed to provide appropriate and effective solutions to challenges of the Chinese ETS. Furthermore, the action entails important technical knowledge sharing elements to further support China in building up and successfully establishing its nation-wide emission trading system. Specific tasks will include: information and management services, technical assessments and research, organization of specific training activities with a focus on a ‘train-the-trainer approach’.