"Thirteenth Five-Year" Or Biomass Energy

Representative Chen Yilong proposed in this year’s motion to include the biomass energy industry in major projects of the “Thirteenth Five-Year Plan” to support it. According to the industry, Chen Yilong, on behalf of the biomass energy industry concerned, will usher in a blowout with the institutional design.

The shortage of resources and the limited carrying capacity of the environment have become topics that high-speed growth in China has had to face. When Premier Li Keqiang deployed the 2015 work in the "Government Work Report," he stressed that energy production and consumption are related to development and people's livelihood. We must vigorously develop wind power, photovoltaic power generation, biomass energy, actively develop hydropower, develop nuclear power safely, and develop and utilize shale gas and coal bed methane.

While looking at the "three major sustainable clean energy sources: wind power, photovoltaic power generation, and biomass energy," wind power and photovoltaic power generation are all forms of single power energy. There is limited alternative to fossil energy, and biomass is the only renewable energy source. The carbon source can be used to produce four energy products such as electric energy, heat energy, gas, and fuel oil. Biomass energy can completely replace the fossil energy system and will play an important strategic supporting role for China's energy structure. Because of this, on this year's ****, the motion of Chen Yilong, who is in the field of biomass energy, has received extensive attention from all walks of life.

The "Thirteenth Five-Year Plan" Major Project

Representative Chen Yilong proposed in the motion that the biomass energy industry has the characteristics of long industry chain and strong driving force, which can simultaneously promote the development of the first, second and third industries. It is a strategic emerging industry that can independently innovate and drive overall development. Therefore, it is strongly recommended that the country include the biomass energy industry in major projects of the “Thirteenth Five-Year Plan” to support it.

During the 13th Five-Year Plan period, biomass energy needs to be scientifically planned and highly valued. Chen Yilong's representatives made specific progress in promoting the industrialization of biomass diesel, rationally planning the construction of energy forest bases, building industrial engines with green finance, and improving industrial supporting policies. Suggest.

A fair measure of three dimensions

Deputy Chen Yilong expressed in the motion that now we must promote sustainable development, we must measure it from the three dimensions of ecological benefits, social benefits, and economic benefits from the entire life cycle of industrial development, whether it promotes sustainable development and establishes This scientific and fair evaluation model is an important basis for us to formulate industrial policies.

In terms of ecological benefits, biomass energy not only reduces emissions in the energy production process, but also effectively prevents farmers from incinerating agricultural and forestry waste caused by serious environmental pollution; in terms of social benefits, biomass power generation costs 50%-60% The benefits have been distributed to the majority of farmers, effectively stimulating farmers to increase income. China's current energy evaluation system has long ignored the ecological and social benefits, resulting in biomass power generation costs higher than coal-fired power generation, wind power generation, and photovoltaic power generation. Although everyone can recognize the powerful advantages of biomass power generation, the actual development of the industry has accounted for a limited share of the energy structure over the years.

At present, China is in a critical period of structural adjustment and transition. Energy ** is related to development and people's livelihood, and it depends on the further promotion of top-level design. With the central government attaching great importance to the strong promotion of related departments and the extensive attention of all sectors of society, the development of biomass energy will achieve a key breakthrough in the 13th Five-Year period.

Biomass Energy Needs Fair Benchmarking Price

According to the representative of Chen Yilong, at present, the benchmark price for biomass power generation is 0.75 yuan/kWh, of which 50 to 60% is the raw material price for the transfer payment to farmers. The actual allocation to biomass power generation companies is only 0.3-0.35 yuan. This actual price is far lower than the price standards of wind power and photovoltaic power generation, and even has no advantage over coal-fired power.

China's biomass power generation has experienced the development of two five-year plans. There are now 5 million installed capacity across the country, and tens of billions of investments have already formed assets. However, the vast majority of power plants are now in a situation of losses or serious losses. Power plant production is also not normal, resulting in a huge waste of resources. Deputy Chen Yilong appealed in the proposal: In order to promote the healthy development of the biomass power generation industry, realize social fairness and justice, promote the fair construction of the market, and China's biomass energy industry has an irreplaceable strategic significance, it is recommended that the country generate electricity from biomass. The benchmark price was raised to 0.9 yuan/kWh to realize the rapid and healthy development of China's biomass energy industry and make positive contributions to the sustainable development of China's economy!

Different from thermal power plants, it should not be cut across the board

Biomass power generation is a low-carbon, environmentally-friendly and strategic emerging industry. The fuel itself and its post-combustion emissions contain low amounts of nitrogen and nitrogen. However, the current implementation of the "Emission Standard of Air Pollutants for Thermal Power Plants" requires that a single biomass power boiler with a capacity of over 65t/h to implement this standard requires that the de-NOx device be configured like a thermal power plant.

Representative Chen Yilong demonstrated in the proposal from the perspectives of necessity, economy, and industry development. He pointed out that the construction and operation of the de-NOx plant in biomass power plants not only failed to reduce emissions, but also increased the discharge of pollutants. The de-NOx plant increases the plant electricity rate, and provides 3 to 5% less green power each year. From the perspective of the company's operations, the bio-power plant is equipped with a de-NOx plant that does not enjoy the country's corresponding subsidies, and the unit's capacity is widespread. Smaller, the cost increases significantly.

With the same standards as thermal power plants, the installation of de-NOx devices is not only less effective than that of energy-saving and emission-reduction, but also makes biomass power companies generally unfairly competitive and is not conducive to the healthy development of the industry.

Fair system design to achieve industrial blowout

When biomass energy has a fair competition and development environment, the first mobilized will be tens of billions of investments in existing biomass power generation capacity. Biomass power generation will achieve high-speed growth in the short term and attract more capital. The rapid expansion of biomass power generation will bring about a dominant effect of environmental burden reduction and farmers' income increase. At the same time, China's biomass oil has also made significant progress and has taken the lead in the world. Its further industrialization also needs fair development environment and corresponding system design to promote.

China is in the midst of a vigorous energy process. The extensively developed energy model will be transformed into a sustainable energy-led energy structure. The top-level design of the relevant system will focus more on ecology and people's livelihood, and will effectively promote the transformation and upgrading of China's energy structure. There is no doubt that Chen Yilong, on behalf of the biomass energy industry he is concerned about, will usher in a blowout with the institutional design.