WSEAS Transactions on Power Systems
Print ISSN: 1790-5060, E-ISSN: 2224-350X
Volume 19, 2024
An Overview of Energy Conservation and Emission Reduction Policy for Conventional Boiler Power Sector
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Abstract: This study follows the logic of policy transmission and begins with the characteristics of China's
energy efficiency and emission reduction policy. Conclusions are drawn through a literature review, PESTEL
analysis, and comparative analysis using German energy policies. The study then selected ABC Ltd.
representing conventional boiler companies. Conclusions were drawn through literature review, CP/CI analysis,
and comparative analysis of vapor and capacity parameters, boiler selection, and some emission technologies
that meet ethical and sustainable standards, but Selective Non-catalytic Reduction (SNCR) technology is
unethical and unsustainable. A-GROUP's ultra-supercritical power generation technology leads the industry and
has a worldwide competitive advantage. The final analysis of the policy reaches down to grassroots
participation. A literature review of A-GROUP's circulating fluidized bed technology and biomass combustion
suggests that farmers can participate to some extent in boiler-related energy efficiency and emission reduction
efforts but with a single means with limited information feedback channels. To conclude, energy efficiency and
emission reduction policies are working smoothly for the boiler industry, but there is still much potential for
improvement.
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Keywords: Energy Conservation, Conventional Boilers, Power Sector, Emission Reduction, Global
warming
Pages: 450-474
DOI: 10.37394/232016.2024.19.39