Energy conservation generally refers to energy conservation and emission reduction, with broad and narrow definitions. Energy conservation and emission reduction in a broad sense refers to saving material and energy resources and reducing the discharge of waste and environmental hazards (including three wastes and noise); In a narrow sense, energy conservation and emission reduction refers to saving energy and reducing the emission of harmful substances in the environment.

Energy saving and emission reduction means saving energy, reducing energy consumption and reducing pollutant emissions. Energy conservation (hereinafter referred to as energy conservation) as mentioned in the Energy Conservation Law of People's Republic of China (PRC) refers to strengthening energy management, taking measures that are technically feasible, economically reasonable, environmentally and socially acceptable, reducing consumption, reducing losses and pollutant emissions, stopping waste, and effectively and reasonably utilizing energy.

China's fast-growing energy consumption and high dependence on foreign oil prompted the government to propose in early 2006 that by 20 10, the energy consumption per unit of GDP would be reduced by 20% compared with 2005, and the discharge of major pollutants would be reduced by 10%. The combination of these two indicators is what we call "energy saving and emission reduction".

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"Energy Saving and Emission Reduction" comes from the 11th Five-Year Plan of China.

People's Republic of China (PRC) Energy Conservation Law states that "saving resources is the basic national policy of China. The state implements an energy development strategy that combines conservation with development and puts conservation first. "