市区告别燃煤供暖？烟台供暖格局迎重大变化，清洁供热项目将实施

Core Viewpoint - Yantai is undergoing significant changes in its urban heating landscape, transitioning to clean heating solutions utilizing industrial waste heat and other renewable sources [1][4]. Group 1: Project Overview - The project aims to phase out coal-fired heating boilers in the urban area, retaining only a few for emergency backup [2]. - The heating sources will include waste heat from Wanhua Industrial Park, as well as energy from Huaneng Banjiao Power Plant, Qingquan Power Plant, and the relocated Huaneng Yantai Power Plant [2]. - The long-distance heating network project, with a total investment of 4.35 billion and a planned length of 84.8 km, has officially started, marking Yantai Blue Sky Group's entry into the clean heating sector [3]. Group 2: Environmental Impact - The long-distance heating network will cover an area of 46.4 million square meters across four districts, potentially reducing carbon dioxide emissions by over one million tons annually [3]. - Yantai has made significant strides in clean heating, utilizing diverse technologies such as nuclear energy and industrial waste heat to build a low-carbon heating system [4]. - The city aims for full coverage of clean heating in urban and county main areas by 2030, with plans for an additional 2.0841 million square meters of clean heating area in 2024 [4].