“底气”足！多部门协同确保供气“顶得上、稳得住” 全力保障民生供暖

Group 1: Coal Supply and Production - The northern regions of China are increasing coal and natural gas production to ensure heating needs as temperatures drop [1] - In Inner Mongolia, coal production is at a peak with over 12 trains dispatched daily, averaging a coal supply of 45,000 tons per day [3] - The Zahahe Nur open-pit coal mine has a current coal stockpile of 350,000 tons, ensuring over 7 days of coal supply even in adverse weather conditions [5] Group 2: Natural Gas Supply and Infrastructure - The Changqing Oilfield, China's largest natural gas production base, plans to produce over 40 billion cubic meters of gas by 2025, supplying over 50 cities during winter [10] - The National Pipeline Network Group is accelerating natural gas projects in Xinjiang, with an increase of 420 million cubic meters of gas supply year-on-year [11] - Daily gas supply to Urumqi exceeds 12 million cubic meters, enhancing winter supply stability [11] - The Changqing Oilfield maintains a daily natural gas output of over 13 million cubic meters, with gas storage facilities having injected 2.3 billion cubic meters ahead of schedule [13] - China National Petroleum Corporation's daily gas supply has surpassed 680 million cubic meters, an increase of nearly 100 million cubic meters since the beginning of the month [15]