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Summary of 2021 Ultra-Low Energy Consumption Building Policies
2023-01-13
Vigorously develop green buildings and energy-efficient buildings. Accelerate the implementation of standards for green buildings and energy and water conservation in buildings, strengthen design, construction, and operation management, and continuously improve the proportion of green buildings in newly constructed buildings. (Issued by the Ministry of Housing and Urban-Rural Development and 14 other departments in June 2021)
2026-09-04
Standard Released! Shandong Province's "Technical Standard for Ultra-Low Energy Consumption Public Buildings" comes into effect from February 1, 2023!
2026-09-04
Shandong Provincial Department of Housing and Urban-Rural Development Notice on the Implementation of the Evaluation of the Application of Energy-Efficient Building Technologies and Products in the Province
2026-09-04
Shandong Provincial Department of Housing and Urban-Rural Development Notice on Issuing the Three-Year Action Plan for the Promotion and Application of Green Building Materials in Shandong Province (2022-2025)
2026-09-04
Four departments jointly issued the "Implementation Plan for Carbon Peak in the Building Materials Industry", proposing to accelerate the production and application of green building materials and the comprehensive promotion of star-rated green buildings and green building materials by 2030
Passive low-energy building community
2022-08-29
Passive low-energy building communities exceeding 100,000 square meters have emerged in Beijing, Hebei, Shandong, Zhejiang, Sichuan, Heilongjiang, Inner Mongolia, and other regions. Shijiazhuang city currently has 34 projects under construction, with a total construction area of 2.11 million square meters. In July 2020, the General Office of the Hebei Provincial People's Government issued "Several Policies on Supporting the Development of Passive Ultra-Low Energy Consumption Building Industry", planning to achieve a total completed and under-construction area of passive low-energy buildings exceeding 13.4 million square meters across the province by 2025. A conservative estimate suggests that by 2035, the national capacity of the passive low-energy building industry will reach 2 billion square meters.