北京能源網(wǎng)絡

Beijing Energy Network

presents

北耳

Beijing Energy & Environment Roundtable (BEER)

featuring

Anders Hove 

Associate Director, Research | Paulson Institute

Merisha Enoe

Manager, Research | Paulson Institute

Beijing’s Parade Blue—Will It Last?

北京“閱兵藍”會持續(xù)下去嗎?

Wednesday September 16th,  2015

Networking begins at 7:30pm; talk starts promptly at 8:00pm

** Location (地點) **

Swanport Café (鴻芷咖啡館)

Galaxy SOHO                           銀河SOHO

Room 10320, Floor 3, Block A          A座3層10320

Nanzhugan Hutong #2                    南竹桿胡同2號

Dongcheng District, Beijing           東城區(qū)， 北京市

** About the Talk (報告內(nèi)容) **

We’ve all noticed the bluer skies in Beijing this year – especially during the recent military parade – and we hear a lot about the possible reasons for this trend. What’s really behind the blue skies? In this short talk, the Paulson Institute’s Anders Hove and Merisha Enoe will present a data-driven analysis of the issue that looks beyond the local level of PM2.5 and into the deeper economics and atmospheric science behind the changes we’re seeing. The aim is to understand not only whether the trend is sustainable, but whether further improvements can be achieved without just “shutting everything down” in the factory towns that ring Beijing. They will also give the BEN audience an exclusive preview of original air quality modeling research conducted by the Paulson Institute and Tsinghua University that helps demonstrate which sectors can make the biggest contribution to improving air quality going forward. 

** Homework (作業(yè)) **

“Climate Change, Air Quality and the Economy: Integrating Policy for China’s Economic and Environmental Prosperity,” by Anders Hove & Merisha Enoe

http://www.paulsoninstitute.org/economics-environment/climate-change-air-quality/research/climate-change-air-quality-and-the-economy-integrating-policy-for-chinas-economic-and-environmental-prosperity/

“Beijing Blue Skies: Is This the New Normal,” by Anders Hove of the Paulson Institute and Lauri Myllyvirta of Greenpeace

http://www.paulsoninstitute.org/paulson-blog/2015/06/24/beijing-blue-skies-is-this-the-new-normal/

** About the Speaker (報告 人簡歷) ** 

Mr. Anders Hove is Associate Director for Research at the Paulson Institute. He guides the Institute’s research work related to China air quality and climate change, developing insights related to policy, market and technology solutions. Hove has more than 15 years of public and private sector experience related to energy policy and markets, including nine years on Wall Street and five years in China. He began his career as an energy policy analyst with the Rand Corporation in Washington, DC, then performed equity research in the electric utilities and oil services sectors with Deutsche Bank AG and Jefferies and Co. Hove has both a Master of Science and a Bachelor of Science in Political Science from MIT, and he is a Chartered Financial Analyst.

Ms. Merisha Enoe is Manager of Research at the Paulson Institute’s China Office. She develops insights for the Institute’s Climate Change and Air Quality Program, producing reports and recommendations for air quality improvement in northern China. Before joining the Paulson Institute, Enoe worked at the China Greentech Initiative, where she led the development and production of the China Greentech Report as well as several research projects on topics including shale gas development and the impact of national policies on clean technology adoption. Enoe received her BA in biochemistry and Mandarin Chinese from Middlebury College and her Master’s in Environmental Management from Yale University.

** About BEN & BEER (北京能源網(wǎng)路和北耳簡介) **

The Beijing Energy Network (BEN) is a grassroots organization with a mission of promoting knowledge sharing, networking, and collaboration in understanding and tackling China’s energy and environmental challenges among individuals and organizations from diverse sectors such as government, finance, industry, media, advocacy, think tanks and academia. The flagship activity of BEN is the Beijing Energy & Environmental Roundtable (BEER), an approximately twice-monthly happy hour/speaker series. BEER events are free or low cost and open to all with no RSVP necessary. Please note, we ask that our speaker's remarks remain off the record unless they otherwise grant permission.