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Small biomass gasifier packing and shipping
2021
03-26
Biomass power generation - What are the environmental benefits of biomass fuels?
04-01
Biomass power generation -400KW biomass power generation equipment primer spraying finished
04-06
Biomass power generation - Singapore customer customized 30KW biomass power generation equipment, shredding machine, drum dryer shipped
04-09
Biomass power generation - China's installed biomass power generation capacity ranks first in the world for three consecutive years
Biomass power generation - China's installed biomass power generation capacity ranks first in the world for three consecutive years China's cumulative grid-connected installed capacity for biomass power generation reached 29.52 million kilowatts by the end of 2020, ranking first in the world for the third consecutive year, according to a report on the development of China's biomass power industry released by the Biomass Energy Branch of the China Association for Industrial Development. According to the report, China will add 5.43 million kilowatts of biomass power generation in 2020, generating 132.6 billion kilowatt-hours of electricity annually, and generating 112.2 billion kilowatt-hours of online electricity annually. By the end of 2020, the installed capacity of biomass power generation accounted for 3.2 percent of China's total installed capacity of renewable energy, and the share of electricity generation reached 6.0 percent. In 2020, China's top five provinces in terms of cumulative installed capacity of biomass power generation are Shandong, Guangdong, Jiangsu, Zhejiang and Anhui, with installed capacity of 3.655 million KW, 2.824 million KW, 2.42 million KW, 2.41 million KW and 2.138 million KW, respectively. The top five newly installed provinces were Shandong, Henan, Zhejiang, Jiangsu and Guangdong, with 677GW, 646GW, 417GW, 389GW and 360GW, respectively. In 2020, China's newly installed power generation capacity from waste incineration reached 3.11 million kilowatts, with a cumulative installed capacity of 15.33 million kilowatts. According to the report, the volume of domestic garbage removal and the rate of harmless disposal have continued to grow, and the demand for waste incineration is also increasing. In order to meet the demand of domestic waste consumption by waste incineration, the amount of waste incineration will continue to grow as the market of waste incineration for power generation moves from the eastern region to the central and western regions and towns. In agricultural and forestry biomass power generation, 2.17 million kilowatts of installed capacity will be added by 2020, bringing the total installed capacity to 13.3 million kilowatts. According to the report, since 2018, the number of hours spent on agricultural and forestry biomass power generation projects has declined year by year due to continued arrears in subsidies for renewable energy. Statistics show that in 2019, there were 188 projects using more than 5,000 hours, with a total installed capacity of 5.26 million kilowatts. The report judged that about half of the country's projects were still operating normally under the pressure of arrears in electricity subsidy payments. In particular, the Report emphasizes that the development of China's biomass power generation industry is still facing huge challenges. There is still regional imbalance in the development of waste incineration power generation. The NIMBY problem caused by environmental emissions is still prominent, and the industry relies too much on electricity price subsidies under the background of low waste treatment fees. In addition, the unreasonable distribution of agricultural and forestry biological power generation in local areas still exists, the supply of raw materials is difficult to guarantee, and the upgrading and transformation of some power generation projects is difficult in the process of transformation to cogeneration of heat and power. According to the report, during the 14th Five-Year Plan period, China's new capacity of agricultural and forestry biomass power generation will reach 3.7 million kilowatts, and the total installed capacity will reach 17 million kilowatts. The new capacity of waste incineration power generation will reach 6.7 million kilowatts, and the total installed capacity is expected to reach 22 million kilowatts.
05-04
National Energy Administration response: whether domestic waste incineration heating belongs to the biomass energy encouraged by the country
National Energy Administration response: whether domestic waste incineration heating belongs to the biomass energy encouraged by the country The National Energy Administration has responded to a question about whether household waste incineration heating is a kind of biomass energy encouraged by the country. Question: Our company is specialized in household waste incineration treatment enterprises. In the just-released Notice of the National Energy Administration on Improving Renewable Energy Heating in Accordant to Local Conditions, it encourages the "rational development of biomass energy heating". Does domestic waste incineration belong to the category of "biomass energy" and is it within the scope of encouragement? How to understand "biomass boiler shall not be mixed with coal, garbage, industrial solid waste and other materials?" Does "biomass power subsidy give priority to biomass cogeneration project" include subsidy for domestic waste incineration project? Answer: 1. Whether domestic waste incineration belongs to the category of "biomass energy" and whether it is within the scope of encouragement According to the Renewable Energy Act, "Biomass energy refers to energy derived from natural plants, dung and organic waste in urban and rural areas". The organic part of domestic garbage belongs to urban and rural organic waste. The energy converted by incineration of organic parts of domestic garbage belongs to the category of biomass energy and belongs to the scope of biomass energy heating. Two, on how to understand the "biomass boiler shall not be mixed with coal, garbage, industrial solid waste and other materials" Combined with the context of the Notice, "biomass boiler" here does not include biomass cogeneration of heat and power, mainly refers to the above mentioned biomass heating boilers that are specifically fueled by agricultural and forestry biomass, biomass forming fuel and biological natural gas. III. Whether the subsidy for MSW incineration project is included in the "Biomass Power Subsidization Priority to Support Biomass Cogeneration Project" "Biomass cogeneration projects" in the Circular include agricultural and forestry biomass cogeneration projects and household waste incineration cogeneration projects.
05-11
