China will further promote the replacement of coal consumption reduction
发布时间：2017-06-02
The National Development and Reform Commission, together with relevant departments, will further promote the replacement of coal consumption by reducing coal consumption, focusing on the implementation of projects to warm people with waste heat, use shallow land energy, and improve energy conservation and environmental protection of coal-fired boilers. By 2020, 50 million tons of coal will be replaced by industrial waste heat and 10 million tons will be replaced by shallow land energy.
Zhao Huaiyong, director of the Energy conservation department of the National Development and Reform Commission, said this at the 2017 China Clean and Heating Summit held in Beijing.
"It has become a consensus among all sectors of society that burning coal for heating leads to worsening winter smog in northern China." "Zhang Yuqing, former deputy director of the National Energy Administration, told the meeting.
To this end, the National Development and Reform Commission, together with relevant departments, has been working hard to promote coal consumption reduction instead. According to Zhao Huaiyong, at present, China's coal consumption reduction replacement has achieved significant results, coal consumption for three consecutive years to achieve negative growth.
Beijing-tianjin-hebei and surrounding areas, for example, at the summit, xinhua China economic information agency released the beijing-tianjin-hebei and surrounding areas clean heating development report shows that through the implementation of the alternative measures such as reducing the coal consumption, the proportion of clean energy heating in Beijing has increased to 88%, the central city has achieved its heating boiler without gelatinization; Tianjin, Hebei, Henan and other provinces have also adapted to local conditions and made full use of various forms of coal to replace electricity, coal to gas, clean briquette of coal and geothermal energy to promote clean heating for urban and rural residents.
"In China, heating is directly related to hundreds of millions of people warm winter. "To realize clean heating, we need not only the attention of governments at all levels, but also technical and financial support, and more importantly, information support." Su Huizhi, vice President of Xinhua's China Economic Information Service, said the report was the result of an in-depth investigation by a team of xinhua economists into the Beijing-Tianjin-Hebei region and surrounding areas.
According to the report, the expansion of central heating regulations
