The South-South Global environmental Energy trading system could evolve into an international system

South-South Global Environmental Energy Trading System: an international Fund and technology transfer system for climate change development Xinhua Shanghai, December 14, according to the Shanghai Environmental Energy Exchange, said 14th, the head of the exchange, said at the Copenhagen Climate Change Conference, the Shanghai exchanges to participate in cooperation,　　The South-South Global Environmental Energy Trading system under the UN-South cooperation framework can be developed into a multi-level, multi-channel fund and technology transfer system for international response to climate change. According to the introduction, as a solution to the international multi-level, multi-pipeline technology and transfer of funds, the United Nations Special Unit for cooperation with the Shanghai Environmental Energy Exchange, the Ministry of Commerce and related departments of the South-South Global Environmental Energy Trading system opened in September this year, officially settled in Shanghai Yangpu District.　　The main thrust of this platform is to promote the transfer of clean technology between the international government and the private sector. Lin, general manager of Shanghai Central Exchange, said that the main function of the South-South Global Environmental Energy trading system was to realize the discovery, packaging, marketing and transfer of environmentally friendly technologies and assets in developing countries and to establish friendly cooperative relations on the basis of south–south cooperation.　　The platform will set up 3 business models to deal with the problems of technology transfer and capacity-building in developing countries: one is the matching mode of business partners, the other is the mode of promotion of clean technology, and the other is capacity-building mode. It is understood that there are several successful cases of technology transfer in the framework of SSC. Chinese enterprises straw Building materials technology and production line through the south-South technology transfer platform, into Ethiopia, the use of straw crop waste as raw materials, the production of building materials, in raising economic benefits while also protecting the natural environment.　　So far, 9 related factories have been established in Ethiopia, helping to solve more than 12,000 jobs on the ground, reducing the cost of local housing production by 50% to 60%, and greatly reducing the cycle of building. Lin said that the south-South Global environmental Energy trading system has become a mutual aid mechanism for developing countries in the absence of good faith in financial and technical assistance to developing countries in some developed countries.　　At the same time, however, it should be called upon that Governments and enterprises in developed countries should be able to use this mechanism to establish multi-level, multi-channel funds and technology transfer systems, to provide financial and technical assistance to developing countries, and to enable developing countries to maintain their sustainable development capacity while participating in the fight against climate change. Lin called on companies in the developed world to make more money available to Governments in developed countries to buy technology to help developing countries cope with climate change. Studies from scientific institutions in developed countries have shown that more than 80% of greenhouse gases come from industrialized processes in developed countries. Therefore, Governments and enterprises in developed countries have a responsibility to provide financial and technical assistance to developing countries. No one is blaming history now, he says, but at least the developed world should have the courage and the ability to take responsibility for history.