The Shenzhen air quality management project is one of five local air quality management pilot projects supported by the Energy Foundation. On May 17, the final conference of the Tsinghua Shenzhen air quality management project was held in Beijing. Experts from Tsinghua University, Chinese Academy for Environment Planning, Shenzhen Academy of Environment Sciences, Peking University Shenzhen Graduate School, Clean Air Alliance of China, and Energy Foundation, participated the conference.
Tsinghua University summarized the project report Air Quality Attainment Plan and Its Cost-effectiveness Evaluation in Shenzhen. The report uses scenario analysis to assess the cost-effectiveness of the Shenzhen 2013-2020 attainment plan and provides policy suggestions based on the results. It recommends that future work strengthen the monitoring of the chemical constituents of fine particulates and further improve the cost analysis of emissions inventory and control measures.
