It is forbidden to use loose coal for heating, and the loose coal is confiscated from householdsThere is a subsidy for clean coal, why don't farmers use it?
The problem of changing the mode of rural heating.
Rural areas have long relied on coal-fired heating for heating. However, due to the highly polluting nature of coal and its significant impact on the environment, the policy of banning loose coal for heating has been actively pursued in recent years. Although the starting point of this policy is to improve the quality of the environment and protect the health of residents, rural households are faced with a dilemma, and many rural households are unwilling to bear the high costs due to the high cost of switching from coal to gas and coal to electricity.
Some rural families are right"Coal-to-gas"or"Coal-to-electricity"The reason for not being interested is that the cost is too high. Compared with coal burning, the investment demand for coal-to-gas conversion is huge, and it is necessary not only to purchase gas equipment, but also to pay gas usage fees. Similarly, coal-to-electricity conversions face similar challenges, requiring the purchase of electrical equipment and paying high electricity bills. For farmers with limited income, these additional expenses undoubtedly increase their financial burden.
In addition, infrastructure in rural areas is inadequate. Because rural areas are more remote than urban areas, it is difficult to build and maintain heating equipment. In order to realize the conversion of coal to gas and electricity in rural areas, there are many difficulties in improving infrastructure and ensuring energy security. This is one of the factors that makes farmers hesitate.
* Efforts are being made to solve the problem of rural heating.
In order to solve the problem of rural heating, a series of policies and measures have been introduced. On the one hand, the ban on loose coal heating is strictly enforced, and relevant departments are regularly sent to the village for inspection. The aim of this initiative is to prevent rural households from continuing to use loose coal for heating, so as to reduce environmental pollution and protect public health.
On the other hand, farmers are encouraged to buy clean briquettes as heating fuel and are given corresponding subsidies. These clean briquettes are specially treated and blended for better combustion and less pollution. Through the subsidy, the heating cost of farmers has been reduced, and it is hoped that more households will be guided to use clean and environmentally friendly briquettes.
However, some farmers are not optimistic about the use of clean briquettes, believing that the burning time of clean briquettes is short, the amount is large, and the combustion effect is poor. At the same time, there have been some problems in the past, such as excessive carbon monoxide content and non-compliance with charcoal ratio. This makes farmers suspicious of clean briquettes and reluctant to change their habits.
Ideas for a global solution to the heating problem.
To solve the problem of rural heating, it is necessary to take comprehensive measures from several aspects. First of all, it is necessary to increase the publicity and promotion of low-carbon heating methods such as coal-to-gas and coal-to-electricity, so that farmers can understand the advantages and benefits of coal-to-gas and coal-to-electricity. At the same time, it can also reduce gas prices and electricity prices to reduce the economic pressure on farmers.
Second, it is necessary to strengthen the construction of infrastructure in rural areas and improve the construction and maintenance of heating equipment. We can increase investment to improve the energy network of coal-to-gas and coal-to-electricity in rural areas to ensure that all households can enjoy clean and safe heating conditions.
In addition, we can also increase the research and development and promotion of clean briquettes, improve their combustion effect, and reduce the impact on the environment. At the same time, it is also necessary to strengthen the quality supervision of the use of clean briquettes to ensure that the quality of clean briquettes meets the standards.
Finally, it is necessary to strengthen the education and training of peasant families to improve their awareness of environmental protection and scientific heating knowledge. Only through education and guidance can farmers realize the importance of environmental protection and the advantages of clean briquettes, so as to truly realize the transformation from coal-fired heating to clean energy.
Personal summary. Heating has always been a serious challenge in rural areas. There are many reasons why rural households are reluctant to use clean briquettes for heating, ranging from economic pressures to combustion efficiency. To address this issue, a number of efforts have been made, including a ban on loose coal for heating and the promotion of clean briquettes. However, in order to truly solve the problem of rural heating, more efforts need to be made to strengthen infrastructure construction, reduce energy conversion costs, and optimize the quality of clean briquettes. At the same time, it is also necessary to strengthen the education and guidance of rural households, and improve their awareness of environmental protection and scientific heating knowledge. Only by taking comprehensive measures can we truly realize the transformation of rural heating methods and promote the sustainable development of rural areas.