Fourth Generation Capital Corporation (4G) is a company registered in Canada and engaged in global Certified Emission Reductions (CERs) trading in accordance with the Kyoto Protocol of the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC) and Voluntary Emission Reductions (VERs) trading, clean and renewable energy projects development and capital operation.
We understand that the Chinese Government is paying very high attention on the clean and renewable energy development, increasing the proportion of clean and renewable energy in China’s energy structure and reducing green house gas emissions. Therefore, we wish to work with relevant organizations and entities in China’s energy sector to jointly develop the clean and renewable energy market and Clean Development Mechanism (CDM) projects in China, and provide them high-quality professional services in CER/VER (Voluntary Emission Reductions) trading as well as related capital arrangements.
Our Strengths: We are working under an arrangement with CantorCO2e, a world renowned carbon brokerage company with over one hundred buyers around the world, so we are able to find the best buyers with the best prices for CER/VER in the world carbon market to maximize the interests of sellers. This marketing strategy has been well accepted by enterprises and related carbon trading for a number of power generation companies are in progress.
Project Financing for Renewable Energy Projects Development:
In combination with CDM project development in China and other countries, 4G may provide financing services to renewable energy project development to solve capital shortage problems.
Methane to Markets Partnership:
4G has been actively participating in global reduction of GHG emissions and now a member of the China National Sub-committee for Coal Mines and Landfills of Methane to Markets Partnership. We wish to work with relevant organizations and enterprises in China for CDM project development so as to jointly reduce GHG emissions.
GIS Partnership between Canada and China:
4G is in the process of establishing a Global Information System (GIS) developed through a partnership between enterprises in Canada and China, to provide systematic data for capture and utilization of coal mine methane and landfill gases in China.
Brian Watling, President of Fourth Generation Corporation (4G), speaks at Canada-China Climate Change and CDM Workshop in Beijing in 2004.
Signing of MOU for CDM cooperation between 4G and China Ningxia CDM Center (NX Center) in Montreal, Canada during the meeting of UNFCCC in 2005. From left to right: Ian Xiao, CDM officer of 4G, Li Xuezhi, Advisor of NX Center, Zhang Jisheng, Chairman of NX Center, Keith Towse, CFO of 4G and CDM officer from Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Canada.
Mr. Watling talks to Mdm. Chen Xiaoling, former Consul General of China to Toronto, Canada at China’s National Day Reception in Toronto, 2006.
Ian Xiao (1st left), CEO of China Market poses with CER buyers and local client from Guangdong Yuedian at Carbon Expo Beijing in 2006.
Brian Watling, President of 4G and Wang Liang (left) President of Wuhan Liren Investment Co. Ltd. sign a CER trading agency agreement in November 2007 for a 15MW biomass power generation plant to be built in Shayang, Hubei, China.
Brian Watling, President of 4G meets with Chen Tiexin, Mayor of Dandong City, Liaoning in 2005.
Brian Watling (first right), President of 4G and Fang Yuanming (second right), President of China COVEC discuss business cooperation in Beijing, 2005.
Brian Walting meets Li Taiping, Chairman of Hebei Tianyuan Geo-information Science and Technology Co. Ltd. for joint development of Geographic Information System (GIS) in 2007.
Brian Watling, President of 4G (1st right) at a meeting with Kang Kelong (left), Chairman of the Board of Guofa Engineering Project Management Co. Ltd. in Beijing, December 2007, discussing CDM cooperation on landfill gas capture and utilization.
Brian Watling leads a team to conduct on-site inspection of wind resources in Dandong, Liaoning province, China in 2005.
Brian Watling (1st right) at a meeting with Wuhan Zhinong High-Tech Development Co. at Wuhan University, discussing investment opportunities for electric vehicle controller development.
Brian Watling (2nd right) at a meeting with Cui Dianjia, GM of Beijing Bestarlet Co. in Beijing, 2007, discussing cooperation in CDM development in China.
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