Respond To The Emission Reduction Policy! China Outboard Motor Association Was Formally Established
As the international community and the Chinese government pay more and more attention to energy conservation and emission reduction, China's internal combustion engine and outboard motor industries have formulated relevant plans to meet the new strict emission reduction regulations.
On July 26, the China Internal Combustion Engine Industry Association (hereinafter referred to as the "China Internal Association") held a board meeting in Beijing and issued the "Rules for the High-quality Development of the Internal Combustion Engine Industry (2021-2035)".
As early as the first half of this year, the China Internal Association has made arrangements for the internal combustion engine industry in the boat market-the establishment of the China Outboard Motor Association. The "Conference on the Establishment of the China Outboard Motor Working Committee" hosted by the China Internal Association and undertaken by Suzhou Yum Power was successfully held in Suzhou in March, aiming to promote the high-quality development of the outboard motor industry and enhance the innovation and product quality of the outboard motor technology and products. , Improve fuel efficiency, actively respond to environmental protection goals such as green emission reduction and carbon neutrality, and realize the development strategy of circular economy; the second outboard motor seminar held in the same period also achieved important results.
The China Outboard Engine Working Committee is a working group that integrates experts and talents from all fields of industry, education, and research. More than 30 companies including Suzhou Yum Power, Yamaha and Honda actively participated in this industry event. With the establishment of the association, it has had a good influence in the outboard motor industry, and has played a significant role in promoting the international level of technical exchanges, scientific research projects and personnel training in the outboard motor industry.