Energy Conservation Monitoring Provisional Regulations

Article 1 To strengthen the national macro-management of energy conservation, promote energy conservation and consumption reduction, increase economic efficiency, and ensure the development of the national economy, these regulations are formulated in accordance with the relevant provisions of the Provisional Regulations on Energy Conservation Management issued by the State Council.

Article 2 The term "energy-saving monitoring" as used in these Regulations refers to energy-saving monitoring agencies authorized by the government to supervise and inspect the state of energy use and waste of energy in accordance with the state regulations (or industry, local regulations) and technical standards on energy conservation. The general term for acts of law enforcement such as handling opinions.

Article 3 All enterprises, institutions, institutions, groups and individuals in urban and rural areas shall abide by these regulations. Chapter II Organization and Responsibility

Article 4 The national energy conservation monitoring work shall be under the unified management and management of the energy conservation department of the State Planning Commission. The energy-conserving authorities of the people's governments of provinces, autonomous regions, municipalities directly under the Central Government, and cities under separate planning are responsible for managing energy-saving monitoring in the region. The energy-conserving authorities of the relevant ministries, bureaus, and headquarters of the State Council shall be responsible for the management of the directly-affiliated units and assist the local government's energy-conserving authorities in guiding the energy use monitoring work of the industry.

Article 5 The State establishes a National Energy Conservation Monitoring and Management Center.

Provinces, autonomous regions, municipalities directly under the Central Government and cities with separate plans will set up provincial (district, city) energy-saving monitoring centers.

The establishment of energy-saving monitoring stations in the provincial and municipal jurisdictions shall be determined by the provinces, autonomous regions and municipalities directly under the Central Government.

Whether the relevant departments, bureaus and head offices of the State Council set up industry energy-saving monitoring agencies is decided by the departments, bureaus, and head offices themselves.

Energy-saving monitoring centers (stations) at all levels are public institutions, whose funds are set aside by local business fees, and are subject to the guidance of the government's energy-saving competent department at the same level.

Article 6 The main responsibilities of the National Energy Conservation Monitoring and Management Center:

1. Organize and compile the key points of the national energy conservation monitoring plan, and provide technical and business guidance to the energy utilization monitoring organizations in various regions and industries;

2. Collect and organize energy conservation monitoring data across the country, organize research, development, exchange, and training in energy-saving monitoring technologies;

3. Organize the business assessment work of the monitoring personnel of provinces (autonomous regions, municipalities) and industry energy conservation monitoring centers;

4. To undertake technical arbitration for provincial (district, city), industry energy-saving monitoring center disputes;

5. Responsible for reporting regularly to the energy conservation supervisory department of the State Planning Commission about the national energy conservation monitoring work and making relevant recommendations;

6. Participate in the formulation of regulations, standards and technical specifications concerning energy conservation monitoring;

7. Undertook other work related to energy conservation monitoring entrusted by the Energy Conservation Administration of the State Planning Commission.

Article 7 The main responsibilities of energy-saving monitoring centers of provinces, autonomous regions, municipalities directly under the Central Government, and cities under separate planning:

1. Organize and carry out energy-saving monitoring work in the region, and provide technical guidance and business management for energy-saving monitoring stations in the region;

2. Assist the energy-conserving authorities in the preparation of energy-saving monitoring plans in the region and participate in the formulation of energy-saving monitoring laws and regulations, standards and technical specifications;

3. Assess the technical and business assessments of the personnel of the energy-saving monitoring stations in the areas under their jurisdiction (city);

4. Assume technical arbitration for energy-saving monitoring disputes in the areas (municipalities) under its jurisdiction;

5. Carry out energy-saving monitoring technology research, intelligence exchanges, technical training and coordination of technical cooperation, collect and sort out data and materials for energy use monitoring in the region, report energy conservation monitoring to the energy conservation authorities and the National Energy Conservation Monitoring Center, and make relevant recommendations ;

6. The planned cities and municipal energy conservation monitoring centers shall accept the guidance of the energy conservation monitoring centers of their provinces and autonomous regions. The energy conservation monitoring regulations, standards, and technical specifications shall be coordinated with the provinces and districts and submitted to the energy conservation monitoring plan.

Article 8 The main responsibilities of the city and city energy-saving monitoring stations:

1. Assist local energy conservation authorities in formulating energy conservation monitoring plans;

2. Implement energy-saving monitoring in the region;

3. Responsible for collecting, sorting and storing data and data of energy-saving monitoring in the region;

4. Technical guidance and supervision of the energy saving and self-inspection in the enterprise;

5. Regularly report energy-saving monitoring to the energy-conserving authorities in this region and the superior energy-saving monitoring center and make relevant recommendations.

Article 9 Main Responsibilities of Energy Conservation Monitoring Centers of the State Council Related Departments, Bureaus, and Head Offices:

1. Participate in the formulation of energy-saving monitoring technical specifications and standards in the industry;

2. Responsible for the energy-saving monitoring of the units directly subordinate to the system, and submitting opinions on the monitoring of unqualified units to the competent department of energy-saving monitoring of the system. Energy-saving monitoring plans of the subordinate enterprises are submitted to the regional monitoring centers for summary;

3. Collaborate with energy-saving monitoring centers (stations) in various regions to implement energy-saving monitoring for enterprises in this industry that are technically complex, highly specialized, and equipped with special equipment;

4. To carry out energy-saving monitoring technology research, intelligence exchange, technical training and consulting in the industry;

5. Report the monitoring situation to the energy-saving competent department of this system and the National Energy Conservation Monitoring and Management Center and make relevant recommendations.

Chapter III Monitoring Contents and Procedures

Article 10 The main contents of energy conservation monitoring include:

1. Detecting and evaluating reasonable heat conditions;

2. Detect and evaluate the reasonable power condition;

3. Detect and evaluate the rational use of oil;

4. Assist the technical supervision department in supervising and testing the quality of energy supply;

5. Check and verification of energy consumption indicators of energy-saving products;

6. Testing and evaluation of the energy consumption of energy-consuming products and the technical performance of processes, equipment, networks, etc. related to the energy consumption of the products;

7. To the country has announced the elimination of mechanical and electrical products, supervise its renovation.

Article 11 When an energy conservation monitoring agency monitors a monitored unit, it shall strictly implement monitoring technical regulations and relevant technical standards.

Article 12 The monitoring of energy conservation is divided into regular monitoring and irregular monitoring. Regular monitoring shall notify the monitored unit ten days before the implementation of monitoring. Energy-saving monitoring centers (stations) can also monitor the energy use of energy-using units at any time.

Article 13 The monitored entity shall provide energy-saving monitoring centers (stations) with technical documents and materials related to the monitoring, and make preparations according to the specific requirements of the monitoring center (station) and provide the necessary working conditions.

Article 14 After completion of the monitoring work, the monitoring center (station) shall submit a monitoring report and handling opinions to the monitored unit and its competent department, and at the same time submit a copy to the energy-conserving competent department at the same level.

Article 15 For those who are unqualified for the initial monitoring, the monitoring center (station) shall promptly notify the monitored unit and rectify it within a time limit; retest after rectification, if the retesting is still unqualified, it shall be approved by the competent department of energy conservation at the same level. It imposes excessive energy consumption fee increases as a regional (industry) energy-saving renovation fund. The second time that the retesting is unqualified, it is submitted to the local economic commission (the Economic and Economic Committee) for approval to grant reductions or stop the supply of energy until the equipment is banned.

Excessive charges for energy consumption may not be included in costs and non-operating expenses.

Enterprises that have been punished with excessive energy consumption may not participate in the upgrading (grading) of advanced energy-saving enterprises in the year, and the obtained energy-saving grades shall be downgraded or cancelled.

Article 16 When the monitored entity has objections to the opinions on the monitoring and handling, it shall appeal to the competent department of energy conservation at the higher level within half of the month after receiving the notification of handling the matter. The competent department of energy conservation at a higher level entrusts the higher-level energy-conservation monitoring agency to conduct the arbitration, and makes a conclusion within one month.

Article 17 If the machinery and equipment used by the enterprise belong to the electromechanical products that have been eliminated by the State, and the monitoring does not meet the requirements of the national energy-saving standards, the regional (industry) energy-saving monitoring agency has the responsibility to assist the local (industry) energy-conserving authority in formulating Planning, supervision as soon as possible to update or transform.

The fourth chapter can monitor the management of the organization

Article 18 An energy conservation monitoring agency shall follow the requirements of the "Energy Conservation Monitoring Agency Certification and Validation Measures" requirements. After passing the certification, the approval by the government department and the issuance of a certificate shall be used to implement its energy conservation monitoring function.

Article 19 The energy conservation monitoring center (station) shall implement the responsibility system of the director (master). Energy-saving monitoring professionals implement technical appointments with the same treatment as other department technicians.

Article 20 The technical norms, standards, methods, and reports related to energy conservation monitoring can be used by outstanding individuals to participate in the evaluation of scientific research achievements. Energy-saving monitoring data and documents should be handled strictly in accordance with the relevant secrecy system.

Article 21 Energy-saving monitoring professionals are required to pass the provincial and ministerial-level energy-saving monitoring center examinations, and they can be appointed only after they are qualified, and the local government or relevant departments grant the “Energy-saving Monitor” certificates and badges. Daily use of "energy-saving monitor" certificate and energy-saving monitoring badges engaged in energy-saving monitoring work.

Article 22 The energy-saving monitoring personnel shall strictly observe the discipline when performing their duties and abide by the law. For those who abuse their power and engage in favoritism and fraud, they are given administrative sanctions depending on the circumstances. Those who violate the criminal law shall be investigated for criminal responsibility by the judicial department.

Article 23 When an energy conservation monitoring agency is engaged in monitoring, it may collect depreciation, materials, and labor costs for test equipment and equipment according to the charging standards.

The charging standards shall be subject to the approval of the provincial and ministerial government energy conservation authorities in consultation with the price departments.

Chapter 5 Supplementary Provisions

Article 24 All regions and industries may formulate detailed rules for implementation in accordance with these provisions in light of actual conditions. Article 25 With regard to the monitoring of the rational use of electricity, the specific division of labor between the monitoring centers (stations) and the Sandian Offices in different regions shall be coordinated and coordinated by the local economic commission (the Economic and Economic Commission for Economic Cooperation).

Article 26 The military system may formulate the energy-saving monitoring rules of this system with reference to these provisions.

Article 27 This provision shall be interpreted by the energy-conserving authority of the State Planning Commission.

Article 28 These regulations shall come into force on June 1, 1990.

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