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China Textile Association Has Launched The "Implementation Of Responsibility For You And Me" Energy Saving And Emission Reduction Performance Evaluation Activities.

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China Textile Association Energy Saving And Emission Reduction Textile

This year is China's "11th Five-Year".

Conserve energy,reduce emissions

In the last year of target, the target of reducing energy consumption per unit GDP by 20% is less than 3 months, and time is pressing.

And that's the rest of the time.

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Clothing industry, the same key.

Five years ago, the textile industry "11th Five-Year" development plan solemnly promised the industry's goal of reducing consumption.

environmental protection

Goals and so on; now, the industry is making the final positive efforts to strive for the perfect ending.

In fact, the textile and garment industry has always regarded energy conservation and emission reduction as an important task and dare not slack off.

In 2008, the China Textile Industry Association made a voluntary visit to some cotton spinning, chemical fiber, printing and dyeing enterprises, focusing on the diagnosis of energy saving and emission reduction potential for dyeing and finishing and cotton spinning.

In 2009, the contents of "energy saving and emission reduction" appeared in the social responsibility report issued by ten domestic textile enterprises, such as copper cattle, red beans, Ruyi and good bird.

In July of this year, the China Textile Association launched the "implementation of responsibility for you and me" in the performance evaluation of China's textile and garment industry for energy saving and emission reduction. This is not only a major move to implement the CSC9000T CSR management system of China's textile and garment enterprises, but also the first full price chain energy saving and emission reduction operation launched by Chinese industry.

What is the current situation of the energy saving and emission reduction in the textile and garment industry? What are the difficulties encountered in the process of promoting the work? Is there any experience that enterprises can learn from? On these related issues, I interviewed Ren Yanyan, the deputy head of the social responsibility Office of the China Textile Industry Association, the chief researcher of the China Society of textile industry association, Liang Xiaohui, the researcher Hu Kehua, and several textile and garment enterprisers.