The Asia Carbon Institute (ACI) was established in 2022 in Asia as a voluntary carbon credit standard organisation and registry. The organisational form of an independent non-profit organisation was chosen to allow the organisation to be truly independent. Its objective is non-profit driven and guided by the belief that future human development can only be sustainable if GHG emissions are significantly reduced. Government regulation without financial, market-driven incentives is unlikely to be very effective in reducing sufficient GHG emissions to meet the Paris Agreement goals. For a successful market to develop, a framework with fully transparent standards is needed. These standards help to accelerate the transition to a carbon-neutral economy by creating creditable, transparent, and high-quality carbon credits.

- Overseeing climate and energy-themed projects in Asia-Pacific; - Engaging stakeholders in dialogues; - Managing, implementing, monitoring, evaluating and reporting projects;- Organizing local, national, regional and international conferences, workshops, seminars, trainings and networking events in Asia-Pacific;- Coordinating projects with key stakeholders in Asia-Pacific, such as UN Environment, International Energy Agency, ICLEI, WWF, Chatham House, Potsdam Institute for Climate Impact Research, International Carbon Action Partnership, Consortium of South Asian Think Tanks, Asian Institute of Technology, Energy Studies Institute, CUHK Law, Business Environment Council, etc;- Oral and written translation in German, English, Mandarin and Cantonese; - Conducting research and analysis on economic, political and sustainability issues;- Managing public relations (maintenance of the website and social media platforms)Konrad Adenauer Foundation (KAS) - Regional Project Energy Security and Climate Change Asia-Pacific, based in Hong Kong SAR, China, supports the dialogue between decision makers in the region and with Europe concerning challenges of the energy and climate policy. The project develops solutions and concrete projects of sustainability in politics, economy and society.

- Meeting with members of the German Parliament;- Conducting research on health policy in Germany; - Summarizing World Health Organization reports

- Conducting research on energy transition in Germany, solar energy in China and the nuclear disaster in Fukushima;- Assisting in environmental events and projects