The West-East Heat Project will dismantle 30 boilers this year, but only half of the demolition tasks will be completed. According to the requirements of the Lanzhou City Government, the West-East Heat Project will dismantle 30 boilers this year, two-thirds of the planned time has elapsed. However, only half of the demolition tasks were completed, and 15 other organizations were worried that problems such as high network access fees and incapable funds were not removed. There is still further consultation.

Half of the current status has been half of the demolition of boilers It is reported that the West-East Heat Project will dismantle 30 boilers this year. Two-thirds of the planned time has passed, but only half of the demolition tasks have been completed. The boilers associated with the West-East heat transmission Fifteen of the demolished companies and units are still under further negotiation. Why are these 15 companies left undelayed? Director Liu Hui of the Qilihe District Environmental Protection Bureau Supervision Station in Lanzhou City explained: “The 15 units that have not yet been able to complete the boiler demolition task are mainly worried about three aspects. First, they are concerned about the high network access fees for the West-East heat transmission. Can not afford; Second, taking into account their own funds can not be put in place in time; Third, in case of dismantling the boiler, the West-East heat pipeline can not be laid before the arrival of the heating period this winter, it will be residents of the area this winter Heating affects."

The progress of the old boilers will be completed after the scheduled completion of the demolition. “Before September 20, if the task of dismantling all the boilers issued by the government can be completed, we can guarantee that all heating pipe installation projects will be completed before the winter heat supply to ensure that the residents in the jurisdiction are present this winter. Warming and worry-free.” Wang Yongqing, deputy general manager of Lanzhou Thermal Power Co., Ltd. and deputy director of the West-East Heat Transit Project Construction Office of Lanzhou City, told the Western Business Daily: “The West-East Heat Exchange involves a total of 30 boiler demolition projects. The construction of the heating pipeline in the Xijin section and Nanbinhe Road in the Jingang section is nearing completion and is expected to be completed by the end of this month. However, the main problem now is that the original boilers in some units in the Qilihe district cannot be demolished on time, and then Affecting the progress of the entire project, but during this period, the units and companies that can be demolished on schedule will guarantee the heating of these units this winter. Here, I hope these units can actively cooperate with us to complete the project."

The “West-to-East Heat Transit” project in Lanzhou City is another key project for air pollution control implemented by the Lanzhou Municipal Government following the Second Heating Pipeline Network Project, with a budget of 825 million yuan. The project uses the existing Xigu Thermal Power Plant as a heat source plant and utilizes the existing heat supply capacity of the plant to implement centralized heating to 9.6 million square meters of construction area in Xigu District, Qilihe District and Chengguan District. After the implementation of this project, it can save 384,000 tons of coal annually, reduce smoke and dust emissions by 3,256 tons, reduce sulfur dioxide emissions by 5,372 tons, reduce nitrogen oxide emissions by nearly 2,000 tons, and have obvious environmental and social benefits. Since the start of construction of the Lanzhou West Thermal East Project in July 2007, a one-way heating network has been constructed for 25km and 15 heat stations have formed a heating capacity of 1.65 million square meters; of these, 14 heat stations have been officially established. The implementation of heating, put into operation heating area can reach 1.12 million square meters. At present, according to testing by related departments, the quality of its heating can meet the standard. At the same time as the construction of the project, 76 boilers have been dismantled and exempted, and the cumulative reduction in the amount of coal used has exceeded 100,000 tons, and the reduction of smoke and dust emissions has also exceeded 20 million tons.