陕西：榆林多维度发力优化营商环境 赋能经济高质量发展

Core Insights - The article highlights the significant efforts made by Yulin City in Shaanxi Province to optimize the business environment, ensure economic operation, and achieve stable growth through targeted measures in logistics cost reduction, living environment improvement, and cross-border logistics system enhancement [1] Group 1: Logistics Cost Reduction - Yulin City is actively promoting transportation structure adjustments and advancing key transportation projects to alleviate the logistics burden on enterprises [2] - The Fenghong Railway has resumed construction, with 61 out of 163 planned construction sites already underway [2] - The railway freight rates have been reduced, with the rate for the Yujing Railway adjusted to 0.2024 yuan/ton-km, a decrease of 32.5% from the previous rate of 0.3 yuan/ton-km, significantly lowering freight costs for businesses [2] - By May 2025, the railway freight volume in Yulin is expected to reach 12,589 million tons, achieving 41.13% of the annual target of 30,605 million tons [2] - Various differentiated toll reduction policies have been implemented for different vehicle types on highways, effectively reducing road freight costs [2] Group 2: Infrastructure Improvement - Yulin City is focusing on the construction of charging infrastructure along highways to address the challenges faced by new energy vehicles [4] - The Yulin Transportation Investment Construction Group is overseeing the construction of charging stations, with plans to build 22 charging piles (44 charging guns) [4] - All highway service areas in Yulin have achieved full coverage of charging piles, with plans to increase the proportion of fast-charging piles [4] Group 3: Cross-Border Logistics Expansion - Yulin City is enhancing its cross-border logistics system and expanding its openness in response to the Belt and Road Initiative and the Western Development Strategy [5] - Since 2018, Yulin has temporarily opened its air ports four times to meet the growing demands for foreign trade and cultural exchanges [5] - During the third temporary opening, the port successfully accommodated 25,000 passengers, supporting both outbound tourism and the city's economic development [5]