Localities Improve Services to Keep Residents Warm Through Winter

Baiyin began heating half a month earlier than the usual November 1 start, and upgrades to its heating platform and heat exchange stations have enabled stable heating across more than 30 million square meters.

Heilongjiang has fully begun winter heating. In Harbin, local authorities inspected, repaired, and upgraded heating equipment in advance, dynamically adjusted heating parameters, and arranged for operations and maintenance staff to work rotating shifts around the clock. In Baiyin, Gansu, heating began half a month earlier than the usual November 1 start date. Previously, the heating authorities upgraded existing heating platforms and heat exchange stations. Stable heating is now being supplied across more than 30 million square meters of heated space citywide. Beginning October 13, various parts of Jilin successively started heating ahead of schedule and set a service target of raising the minimum indoor temperature for residents during this year's heating period from 20°C to 22°C. Multiple measures are being taken to improve heating quality and efficiency, ensuring indoor temperatures meet standards and residents are satisfied.

Yining focused on resolving problems in some older residential communities, including insufficient heat at the ends of heating networks and high losses in pipe networks.

This year, heating services in various localities have also shifted from 'passively receiving complaints' to 'proactively asking about needs.' Starting this month, several cities launched dedicated home-visit services. Northern Xinjiang fully entered the heating season on October 15. In Urumqi, local authorities investigated problems frequently reported by residents, such as pipeline leaks, in advance to ensure the smooth operation of heating systems. In Yining, focused efforts this year also resolved problems in some older residential communities, including insufficient heat at the ends of heating networks and high network losses.

Several cities launched dedicated home-visit heating services this month to proactively learn about residents' needs.

This year, heating services in various localities have also shifted from 'passively receiving complaints' to 'proactively asking about needs.' Starting this month, several cities launched dedicated home-visit services. Northern Xinjiang fully entered the heating season on October 15. In Urumqi, local authorities investigated problems frequently reported by residents, such as pipeline leaks, in advance to ensure the smooth operation of heating systems. In Yining, focused efforts this year also resolved problems in some older residential communities, including insufficient heat at the ends of heating networks and high network losses.

Urumqi carried out advance inspections for pipe network leaks and other problems frequently reported by residents.

This year, heating services in various localities have also shifted from 'passively receiving complaints' to 'proactively asking about needs.' Starting this month, several cities launched dedicated home-visit services. Northern Xinjiang fully entered the heating season on October 15. In Urumqi, local authorities investigated problems frequently reported by residents, such as pipeline leaks, in advance to ensure the smooth operation of heating systems. In Yining, focused efforts this year also resolved problems in some older residential communities, including insufficient heat at the ends of heating networks and high network losses.

Many areas in northern China have entered the heating season, proactively seeking residents' needs and improving services to help them get through winter.

CCTV.com reports (Xinwen Lianbo): As the weather turns colder, many parts of northern China are successively entering this winter's heating season. Localities are proactively asking residents about their needs, improving services, and taking multiple measures to keep people warm through winter.

Harbin inspected, repaired and upgraded equipment in advance, dynamically adjusted heating parameters and arranged round-the-clock rotating shifts.

Heilongjiang has fully begun winter heating. In Harbin, local authorities inspected, repaired, and upgraded heating equipment in advance, dynamically adjusted heating parameters, and arranged for operations and maintenance staff to work rotating shifts around the clock. In Baiyin, Gansu, heating began half a month earlier than the usual November 1 start date. Previously, the heating authorities upgraded existing heating platforms and heat exchange stations. Stable heating is now being supplied across more than 30 million square meters of heated space citywide. Beginning October 13, various parts of Jilin successively started heating ahead of schedule and set a service target of raising the minimum indoor temperature for residents during this year's heating period from 20°C to 22°C. Multiple measures are being taken to improve heating quality and efficiency, ensuring indoor temperatures meet standards and residents are satisfied.

Winter heating has begun throughout Heilongjiang.

Heilongjiang has fully begun winter heating. In Harbin, local authorities inspected, repaired, and upgraded heating equipment in advance, dynamically adjusted heating parameters, and arranged for operations and maintenance staff to work rotating shifts around the clock. In Baiyin, Gansu, heating began half a month earlier than the usual November 1 start date. Previously, the heating authorities upgraded existing heating platforms and heat exchange stations. Stable heating is now being supplied across more than 30 million square meters of heated space citywide. Beginning October 13, various parts of Jilin successively started heating ahead of schedule and set a service target of raising the minimum indoor temperature for residents during this year's heating period from 20°C to 22°C. Multiple measures are being taken to improve heating quality and efficiency, ensuring indoor temperatures meet standards and residents are satisfied.

Jinan installed AI systems at 18 relay pumping stations and more than 2,000 heat exchange stations, enabling unattended operation and autonomous inspections.

Heating must be supplied, and it must also be supplied well; technology is key to making that happen. Before the heating season, Jinan, Shandong, promoted large-scale upgrades of heating facilities. The city's 18 relay pumping stations and more than 2,000 heat exchange stations were fitted with intelligent AI systems, enabling unattended operation and autonomous AI inspections. The shift from 'heating based on the weather' to 'heating based on data' allows for more precise indoor temperature control, avoids wasting thermal energy, and makes heating more stable.

Northern Xinjiang fully entered the heating season starting on the 15th.

This year, heating services in various localities have also shifted from 'passively receiving complaints' to 'proactively asking about needs.' Starting this month, several cities launched dedicated home-visit services. Northern Xinjiang fully entered the heating season on October 15. In Urumqi, local authorities investigated problems frequently reported by residents, such as pipeline leaks, in advance to ensure the smooth operation of heating systems. In Yining, focused efforts this year also resolved problems in some older residential communities, including insufficient heat at the ends of heating networks and high network losses.

Starting on the 13th, several areas in Jilin began heating ahead of schedule and raised the target minimum indoor temperature for residents from 20°C to 22°C.

Heilongjiang has fully begun winter heating. In Harbin, local authorities inspected, repaired, and upgraded heating equipment in advance, dynamically adjusted heating parameters, and arranged for operations and maintenance staff to work rotating shifts around the clock. In Baiyin, Gansu, heating began half a month earlier than the usual November 1 start date. Previously, the heating authorities upgraded existing heating platforms and heat exchange stations. Stable heating is now being supplied across more than 30 million square meters of heated space citywide. Beginning October 13, various parts of Jilin successively started heating ahead of schedule and set a service target of raising the minimum indoor temperature for residents during this year's heating period from 20°C to 22°C. Multiple measures are being taken to improve heating quality and efficiency, ensuring indoor temperatures meet standards and residents are satisfied.