The project has met the requirements by the EPA in following aspects: climate change regulation, international GHG policy research, Clean Development and Carbon Management Alliance operation, and international involvement. First, through extensive international GHG policy research, project team is able to provide seasonal newsletter and provision consultations on GHG management for the purpose of GHG Reduction Act, Environmental Impact Assessment, and Air Pollution Control Act. In addition, project team assisted in developing position papers to the Environmental Protection Administration for deliberation of GHG Reduction Act in Legislative Yuan. Most importantly, project team has assisted in promotion of GHG Reduction Act through updating and maintaining promotional website in both English and Chinese. In terms of implementation of Clean Development and Carbon Management Alliance (CDCMA), project team had invited professionals, organized speeches, and conducted seminars to develop organizational plans for CDCMA. The project not only provided the organizational structure for CDCMA, but also developed sub-working group for future operations purposes. Through the Conference Meeting in Feburary, 2013, CDCMA, an alliance that promote public-private partnership between the government and the industry, is officially initiated through industry’s ten major GHG commitments in the launching ceremony. As for international exchange, experts from US EPA and Ecofys, EU’s main think tank for GHG management, were invited to Taiwan to give out policy consultation and first-hand experience for our GHG management program. In collaboration with the EPA, project team act as administrative support and aides and took part in the COP18 meeting in Doha to obtain climate change practices from other countries and internationally.

Greenhouse Gas Reduction Bill;International Greenhouse Gas Policy and Strategy;Clean Development and Carbon Management Alliance;International Exchange