Maggie Liu's Contact Details

Maggie Liu's Company Details

Innovation Center for Energy and Transportation (iCET)

, California, United States • 11 - 50 Employees
Nonprofit Organization Management

iCET…Innovating for a Cleaner World The Innovation Center for Energy and Transportation (iCET), a professional think tank in the areas of clean transportation, sustainable energy, and climate policy, is an independent non-profit organization with head offices in Beijing and California. iCET's mission is to strengthen international collaboration and provide decision makers at all levels with the urgently needed innovative solutions to solve the energy, environment, and climate crises that the world faces today.iCET's Core Strengths Independent * Practical * InnovativeOver the years, iCET has carved out a unique reputation as a leader in clean energy and sustainable transportation policymaking. We recognize the urgency of the climate problem, focusing on solutions for global actions while committed to the values and principles of innovation, sound scientific research, independence, and practicality. iCET's work primarily focuses on the following four categories: Identifying and Introducing International Best PracticesiCET identifies international best practices on low-carbon development and climate change policies, assesses their suitability for use in local conditions, and introduces innovative best practices to provincial, state and local governments. Providing Expert Advice and Capacity BuildingiCET provides expert advice on clean energy and low-carbon development to governments and businesses, conducts in-depth analysis and policy studies on improving energy efficiency and reducing carbon emissions, and delivers capacity building programs on GHG and sustainability management. iCET publishes research papers and policy recommendations in both technical and policy-related arenas. Planning and CoordinationiCET organizes international conferences and workshops and facilitates the exchange of ideas, cooperation, and coordination among various stakeholders, including central and local government bodies, the private sector, NGOs, academics and con