The cold winds are bitter, the northern land is covered in snow and ice, and the smoke of the countryside seems to be the only symbol of warmth in the cold season. However, the natural gas project in the countryside did not bring warmth and cleanliness to farmers as scheduled. In this frozen countryside, the natural gas project to the countryside was originally a beautiful change. The original intention is to reduce the pollution caused by coal burning emissions, improve air quality, and provide farmers with cleaner and more convenient energy. However, the reality is far behind the assumptions.
The first problem is the high cost of opening an account with natural gas. Farmers find that even though they are provided with a certain amount of subsidies, they still have to pay an expensive fee to install gas facilities, which discourages them. This is not only a financial burden, but also a blow to the beautiful vision.
In practice, farmers have found that natural gas is not as desirable as they would like. Winter limits** have led to an unmet heating demand, leaving farmers feeling helpless in the harsh winter days. Even if the valve is successfully opened, the room temperature is much lower than expected due to insufficient pipe pressure and poor insulation of the house, making the heating unsatisfactory.
Farmers are beginning to be suspicious, and some are even abandoning the use of natural gas and continuing to rely on traditional coal stoves. This makes the gas pipeline network invested in the ** an expensive and useless "ornament".
In a remote village in Gulang, Shaanxi Province, 70-year-old Uncle Li said gloomily that his family's natural gas has not been successfully heated once in the past six months. "I knew that it would not be installed in the first place, so I didn't have to worry about looking at the unused gas meters and pipes all day long. Uncle Li's experience reflects the general mentality of farmers who are disappointed with the policy.
Zhao Si is his neighbor and has a family of three. He was looking forward to natural gas, but chose to give it up after hearing about the limit. "There are three people in the family, relying on dozens of cubic meters of gas, how can it be enough!Zhao Si shook his head and sighed, his expectations for ** turned into deep disappointment.
This seemingly bright natural gas project to the countryside has many problems in the process of implementation. High costs, limited quantities** and poor heating have made farmers' hopes come to naught. The huge investment turned out to be a costly failure, and more worryingly, it could trigger wider social unrest.
It is necessary to think deeply about this problem and come up with practical solutions. First of all, the cost of opening an account should be further reduced, so as to reduce the financial burden on rural households and ensure that more families can afford it. Secondly, it is necessary to solve the problem of limited quantity, according to the actual needs of different regions, to ensure the basic demand for people's livelihood gas, and to put an end to the situation of short supply. In addition, it is necessary to insulate and renovate rural houses to improve the efficiency of natural gas use and ensure that the heating effect can be satisfactory.
More importantly, it is necessary to establish a sound service mechanism to ensure that natural gas companies provide timely response and problem-solving services to users. At the same time, by strengthening publicity and education, we can improve farmers' understanding of natural gas policies, increase their confidence in new energy, and make the policies more deeply rooted in the hearts of the people.
As long as we work together with farmers and take practical and effective measures, I believe that this policy can finally achieve its original intention and make natural gas a clean and convenient main energy source in rural areas.
* And the farmers hope that in the cold winter, the warmth of heating not only comes from the stove, but also from the heart's hope for a better future. On the road of natural gas to the countryside, it is necessary to listen to the voices of farmers and solve problems. Only by working together can we achieve a warm and beautiful future.