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Washington, D.C. – On April 23rd the National Center for Sustainable Development (NCSD) in conjunction with the George Washington University’s Institute of International Economic Policy and the Bertelsmann Foundation will host another milestone in the implementation of the US China Low Carbon Initiative. The Energy and Climate Forum, which is a roundtable discussion of practical approaches to reducing carbon intensity, as viewed from public and private sector perspectives. This Forum was proposed by the joint agreement of NCSD, and the Chinese CDM Fund while meeting in Washington in November 2009 as part of the 2010 work plan and management agenda. The goals of the Forum are to continue to analyze and evaluate selected national policies in a comparison study and to identify demonstration projects designed for practical implementation. The Forum will focus on the experience of the two largest global GHG emitters: the United States, with its 100 year perspective as a developed country with current economic realities and China with its developing country 25 year perspective with rapid growth but with an economy less than half the US size and four times the population. These two perspectives will be both challenged and informed by the perspective of the leader of the developed world that has embraced the opportunity of a low carbon future: the Federal Republic of Germany. With a host of innovative pioneering approaches towards balancing Energy and Climate equation, we are fortunate to have Ambassador Dr. Klaus Scharioth address the Forum. Ambassador Scharioth is an internationally known opinion leader on the subject of practical steps and the public sector policies that speed their implementation. NCSD, the CDM Fund and George Washington University are grateful for the ongoing support of the Bertelsmann Foundation and its leadership both in Washington, DC and Germany to join in the promotion of […]

(Beijing, CHINA, February 25, 2010) – On December 16, 2009, the National Center For Sustainable Development (“NCSD”) and the United Nations Industrial Development Organization, International Institute for Monitoring and Management of Environment and Resources (“UNIDOIMR”) entered into a Memorandum of Understanding for a strategic alliance to cooperate on and support the China-U.S. Low Carbon Development Cooperation Program (the “Program”) for systemic cooperation between China and the U.S. on sustainable low carbon development. The Program was officially launched by the NCSD and the China CDM Fund Management Center (“CDM Fund”) in November 2009. Under the agreement, UNIDOIMR has entered into a strategic alliance with the NCSD to provide various forms of assistance and support to NCSD to realize and maintain the Program, including assistance in organizing conferences and activities, recommend relative cooperative partners and potential funding organizations, assist in fund raising efforts, and join in research projects and similar activities consistent with promoting the NCSD’s Program. This important and significant relationship with UNIDOIMR is in keeping with the NCSD’s heritage and mission as a U.S. not-for-profit organization in fostering sustainable economic development through the promotion of pollution abatement and other low carbon demonstration projects that lead to recognition of methods and practices that can be adopted as a matter of public and commercial practice and which will lead to reductions in the emissions of carbon dioxide and other greenhouse gases. The objectives to be demonstrated by the NCSD Program, and that will be further supported through the strategic alliance with UNIDOIMR, are to improve communities globally with examples of sustainable low carbon development through the sponsorship of relevant comparative studies on policy, demonstration and scale-up of investment projects with market-based mechanisms and financial instruments, the purpose of which is to promote sustainable economic and low carbon development by participating in, supporting […]

The NCSD Issues National Call to Action to Business, Industry and Government in The U.S. and China to step up efforts on bi-lateral practical Cooperation for A Sustainable Low Carbon Economy (WASHINGTON, D.C., February 2, 2010) – On November 10, 2009, marking a first-of-its kind innovative initiative and significant efforts by the Government of China, for systemic cooperation between China and the U.S. on sustainable low carbon development, the National Center For Sustainable Development (“NCSD”) initiated a groundbreaking commitment to launch the China-U.S. Low Carbon Development Cooperation Program – exemplifying its expanded mission statement and its next generation of innovative and sustainable low carbon development initiatives. As a first step in demonstrating the commitment of both parties to the Program, on November 10, 2009 the Board of Trustees of the NCSD welcomed Mr. Chen Huan, Deputy Director General of the China CDM Fund Management Center (“CDMF”), Ministry of Finance (“MOF”) of China and Dr. Wen Gang, Deputy Director of Research and Development Department of the CDMF, to join in guiding and managing the Program. Their involvement shows the close cooperation between the CDMF and the NCSD. The launch and implementation of the Program is in keeping with the NCSD’s heritage and mission as a U.S. not-for-profit organization in fostering sustainable development through the promotion of pollution abatement demonstration projects that lead to recognition of methods and practices that can be adopted as a matter of public and commercial practice and which will lead to reductions in the emissions of carbon dioxide and other greenhouse gases. The objectives to be demonstrated are to improve communities globally with examples of sustainable low carbon development through the sponsorship of relevant comparative studies on policy, demonstration and scale-up of investment projects with market-based mechanisms and financial instruments, the purpose of which is to promote […]

Washington, DC, November 10, 2009 — The National Center for Sustainable Development (NCSD) announced today the visit to Washington of Mr. Chen Huan and Dr. Wen Gang of the CDM Fund Management Office (CDMF) in Beijing, China and the execution of a comprehensive Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) to guide the further interaction of both organizations. The visit is the culmination of the development stage of a strategic collaboration and partnership between the two not for profit organizations focused on climate change. The development stage conclusion coincides with Mr. Chen joining the NCSD Board of Trustees and Dr. Wen Gang joining the Executive Management Team. Mr. Chen and Dr. Wen reside in Beijing and work there for the CDM Fund Management Office, which administers the CDM Fund under the authority of the CDM Fund Board and directly the Ministry of Finance. Mr. Chen’s participation of the Board of Trustees and Dr. Wen’s participation on the Executive Management Team will signal the beginning of the implementation phase of the joint efforts. Also, the NCSD Board will adopt and launch the China-US Global Warming and Low Carbon Development Cooperation Program. Mr. Chen will be part of a much larger delegation attending meetings at the World Bank in preparation for joining China’s delegation to the Copenhagen Climate Summit. Mr. Chen expressed the CDM Fund commitment to taking an active role in helping to support projects and efforts to show practical solutions for joint China-US reductions in GHG emissions and to more actively promote the goals of the new low carbon economy.

Beijing, CHINA – July, 2009 – Airturst International Systems and has reached a business development agreement where as Gigabeam China business development partner, Airtrust will guide Gagabeam in its pursue in the market of wireless fiber and seek for equipment type approval and local OEM partnership. Airtrust also serve as Gagabeam partner and responsible for product marketing and distribution. GigaBeam offers fixed wireless communication equipment as well as design and implementation services of fixed wireless networks using our products. Our flagship product, the Gi-CORE, can provide Gigabit Ethernet (1.25 Gb/s duplex) payloads, while our complete portfolio offers a range of options from 10 Mb/s to 1,000 Mb/s, in spectra from 2 to 90 GHz, including licensed and unlicensed and point-to-point and point-to-multi-point configurations. Our roadmap includes products with payloads greater than 10,000 Mb/s. In addition, GigaBeam can support protocols in IP, 802.16d, 802.11x, and Sonet/TDM. GigaBeam’s solutions have been deployed in over 20 countries worldwide. Current GigaBeam users include large enterprises such as Google, Sprint, and Fidelity, the DoD, NASA, municipalities, universities, medical centers, financial institutions, various international departments/ministries of defense, and other government agencies globally. GigaBeam has been tested by and approved for use by many regulatory bodies and test labs including the FCC, NTIA, US Army, CE, UL and ETSI to name a few. GigaBeam is in the unique position to deliver a complete and turn-key wireless network including middle mile (aka backhaul), last mile and mobility. The network can be designed and implemented in multiple layers to provide flexible service delivery options, ensure the infrastructure can be scaled to meet future bandwidth demands, and facilitate a broad range of application requirements, including mobile broadband Internet service. “We believe that the new focus on the development of accelerating the wireless access for both mobile and fix line is […]

Beijing, CHINA May, 2009 – Airturst International Systems has reached a China business development consulting, product marketing and distribution agreement with 724 Solutions, a California mobile software company. 724 Solutions provide the Next Generation Mobile Internet, Mobile Broadband and Multimedia IP Messaging Market. The emergence of generally available 3G/3G+ access networks, the deployment of 4G networks close behind, the broad use of portable devices by both enterprise and consumer users, the growing penetration of multimedia-rich mobile devices and the progression beyond the walled garden are all combining to create an environment rich with opportunities for mobile operators to unlock the potential of the mobile internet. Mobile operators seeking to differentiate their mobile internet and mobile broadband offerings have a wide variety of new services to consider: broadband streaming services, mobile TV, music, video downloads, location-aware services, advertising-driven services, high speed mobile internet access and other rich multimedia services. 724’s Seamless Access Solution is an intelligent converged mobile IP traffic management solution designed to support next generation mobile and converged internet or broadband services from mobile, portable and fixed devices by incorporating features that allow operators to offer innovative, flexible, sophisticated and tailored services within the new converged mobile market environment. Seamless Access is built with a flexible and modular architecture and allows mobile operators to quickly scale and build new services across all types of wireless networks and devices while providing carrier-grade reliability, scalability and extensibility. Seamless Access sits at the core of the mobile data network allowing robust, centralized and intelligent decision-making to be applied to all types of mobile data traffic, seamlessly orchestrating the way services and network elements interact with one another or orchestrating the use of other enablers for services, and selectively applying value-added services when required on a per application and per subscriber basis. Seamless […]

Beijing, CHINA December 4, 2008 – SinoAccess Investments and its partner RNK Capital signed the ERPA Agreement with Yuxi-Xinhua Water Resources & Hydroelectric Investment Co. Ltd., a subsidiary of Xinhua Water Resources & Hydroelectric Investment today. Xinhua is one of the largest professional water resources and hydroelectricity projects investment company under Ministry of Water Resources of China. Start from this ERPA Agreement, SinoAccess Investments and Xinhua Company will start to jointly develop renewable energy projects in China and CER trading in global carbon market. Mr. Wang Wenke, Chairman of Xinhua Corporation, Mr. Ding Shuangyue, General Manager of Xinhua, Mr. Eric Fang, Chairman of SinoAccess Investments and Mr. Damian Valdez, President of SinoAccess Investments presented the Agreement signing ceremony, and expressed that all parties are very pleased on the great successful beginning of the cooperation, and looking forward to the great achievements in the renewable energy field in China.

Beijing，May 30 – May 22, 2005, Mr. Jim Reynolds, the Sales/Applications Engineer of ARRIS International, had one day lecture for the CATV engineers in Broadband IP Technology and Data Course in Wuhan City. This training course was hold by ARRIS International and Network Centre of SARFT. There were over 100 CATV engineers to attend the course. Through this course study, the CATV engineers learned the principle concepts of DOCSIS and basic knowledge on CMTS C3, and the knowledge will be more useful for the engineer’s future work. Mr. Jim Reynolds won the high appraisement from the engineers and Network Center of SARFT.

May 4, 2005 – On May 4, 2005, Beijing SinoAccess Education Consulting Ltd, a subsidiary of Airtrust International Systems Corp, and University of Wisconsin Stevens Point (UWSP), a US University, reached a Chinese Student Recruiting Consultancy and Representation Agreement. UWSP desires to appoint SinoAccess at its major representative for student recruitment in the People’s Republic of China. SinoAccess is an education consulting company established in China and engaged in the education related consulting work including promotion of higher education. SinoAccess corporate vision and mission is to bring together and to facilitate the international education exchange to help to bring the next generation of integrated educational world of humanity. UWSP is consistently named one of the top Public Midwestern Universities-Master’s in U.S. News and World Report’s college rankings. UWSP’s four academic colleges offer its 8,700 students 100 program choices within 49 majors, plus 78 minors and 16 graduate programs. Nearly 90 percent of its 400 plus faculty and teaching academic staff have doctoral or equivalent degrees. Its International Programs offer students study tours on five continents, ranking UWSP among the top master’s level institution in the nation for sending students abroad.

4/1/2005 – Suwanee, GA: ARRIS (Nasdaq: ARRS – News) today announced that the ground-breaking Wideband Data and Channel Bonding capabilities of its Cadant C4 CMTS with speeds up to 1.28 Gbps and Keystone(TM) D5(TM) Digital Multimedia Termination System (DMTS(TM)) featuring IPTV over DOCSIS will be among the highlights on display at Booth #5452 during next week’s NCTA National Show in San Francisco (Moscone Center, April 3-5). “The Cadant C4 CMTS and Keystone D5 represent two important steps toward the next generation network architecture and the ARRIS growth strategy of Everything IP … Everywhere,” said ARRIS Broadband VP Marketing and Product Management, Stan Brovont. “When we demonstrated our Wideband DOCSIS solution at NCTA last year, we were well ahead of the wave in identifying new technologies to increase bandwidth for our customers. Now, we look forward to showing our customers our first-to-market, working solution to deliver them greater capacity and flexibility as they look for ways to better serve their subscribers.” Other demonstrations of technologies that help ARRIS customers successfully build and maintain multi-service networks for voice, data and video on view in the ARRIS booth will include: IP Video over DOCSIS: utilizing the ARRIS Keystone D5 Digital Multimedia Termination System (DMTS) and a variety of set-top clients. Among other applications, the Keystone D5’s RF QAM channel-bonding capabilities will be demonstrated, as well as the D5’s ability to simultaneously deliver MPEG-2 transport content in an Edge-QAM mode to an MPEG-2 Transport Set Top Box, while performing CMTS duties on the same content via DOCSIS for IP Video delivery to cable modems and IP Set Top Boxes. Multi-megabit High-Speed Data Solutions: the ARRIS Cadant DSG-qualified C4 CMTS will be demonstrated, including its high availability, throughput and density. The C4 will feature live 2×12 Cable Access Modules and demonstrate wideband data speeds of […]

March 25, 2005 – On March 21-23, Airtrust and Arris attended the CCBN broadcast show in Beijing. During the CCBN show, Arris introduced its new wireless cable modem and CMTS product line which will benefit the remote area and CATV operators without 2-way HFC connections but wants to get into the value added data and VOIP services. ARRIS is a global communications technology company specializing in the design and engineering of broadband networks. It is a leading developer, manufacturer and supplier of cable telephony, video and high-speed data equipment, as well as outside plant construction and maintenance equipment for cable system operators.

February 28, 2005 – Airturst International Systems has reached a China business development consulting, product marketing and distribution agreement with Tektronix Corporation at Dallas, Texas, As a world leader in test, measurement and monitoring, Tektronix enables innovation in all its forms. Whenever you view a Web site, click a mouse, make a cell phone call, or turn on a TV, you touch the work of Tektronix. We believe that the new focus on the development of mobile networking performance solution for mobile operators is a true value added business development in China”, added Mr. Eric Fang, President and CEO of Airtrust International Systems. “We are very proud of having Tektronix as our client, and with the background and reputation of both Airtrust and Tektronix, this cooperation between Airtrust and Tektronix will ensure the long term success of its business development” Added Ms. Fang Ling, Vice President, China Operations of Airtrust.