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China Energy Group in Energy Foundation China's 16th Senior Policy Advisory Council Meeting featuring Reinventing Fire-China Project

November 15, 2013

The China Energy Group's Lynn Price, Nan Zhou, and Lixuan Hong participated in the Energy Foundation China's 16th Senior Policy Advisory Council Meeting on November 15 which featured the Group's collaborative project with the Energy Foundation China, Rocky Mountain Institute, and China's Energy Research Institute. The theme of this year's meeting was "Reinventing Fire: Contributing to China's Energy Production and Consumption Revolution". Amory Lovins, Co-founder and Chief Scientist of Rocky Mountain Institute, made a key note presentation on the project. The project team members worked together in Beijing for a number of days prior to the PAC meeting to develop the project's 2050 model, which will be shared among the collaborating institutions as a key outcome of this project.