Boiler retirement
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Our company is located at the border between Zhejiang and Shanghai. In accordance with the requirements of the Ministry of Environmental Protection, Zhejiang Province has designated our area as a controlled zone, requiring the elimination of small boilers and the use of purchased medium-pressure steam as a substitute, so that heating can be centralized in thermal power plants； Are there any other Haiyou members in similar situations elsewhere, and how is that handled?
Yes, apply greater pressure on larger areas and focus efforts on targeted treatment; the situation is roughly the same across the country, with only differences in the intensity of the efforts
We face the same problem and have no choice but to eliminate them. The company has now decided to implement centralized gas supply throughout the park.
There is no other choice but to follow the arrangements; environmental protection management across the country is currently governed by strict policies
Yes, with centralized regulation, the situation is roughly the same across the country; therefore, it’s becoming difficult to operate in the boiler industry
The policy in this region is that all coal-fired boilers with a capacity of 10 tons or less must be phased out and replaced with gas boilers; coal-fired boilers with a capacity of over 10 tons are allowed to remain in use for the time being
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Phasing out coal-fired stoves doesn’t mean that all small stoves need to be eliminated; then, should those very small gas stoves, which have a thermal efficiency of almost 100%, also be phased out? ? ? ?
Small gas stoves with an efficiency of almost 100% will not be phased out