In the near future, the government has placed increased emphasis on implementing dual energy consumption control policies, aiming to effectively manage projects with high energy consumption and emissions. As part of these efforts, electricity curtailment and orderly curtailment policies have been introduced.
These policies have had a notable impact on the production capacity of several manufacturing companies. Many factories are now compelled to limit or cease production due to the restricted power supply. As a result, the timely delivery of orders from affected companies is unavoidably being delayed for a short period.
The focus on dual energy consumption control is intended to promote sustainable practices and reduce the environmental impact associated with excessive energy usage and emissions. Through the implementation of electricity curtailment measures, the government seeks to regulate and optimize overall energy consumption across various sectors. By employing orderly curtailment policies, authorities strive to ensure a fair distribution of available energy resources while minimizing disruptions to essential services and industries.
Although these policies present challenges for certain manufacturing companies in terms of their production capacity and order fulfillment, the long-term objective is to foster a more sustainable and environmentally conscious industrial landscape. The government actively encourages affected companies to explore energy-efficient alternatives and adopt cleaner technologies, thereby ensuring a greener and more efficient future.