Recently, Foshan Chancheng District held a symposium on comprehensive environmental improvement of the ceramic industry in Nanzhuang. At the meeting, the 22 ceramic production enterprises participating in the meeting were required to fully meet the target requirements of the "Ceramic Industry Pollutant Emission Standard" (GB25464-2010) before November 1. If it is not completed, it will be ordered to close down or stop production for treatment. Lu Jianhua, member of the Standing Committee of the Chancheng District Committee and executive deputy district chief, put forward four requirements for enterprises in the highly polluting fuel restricted area at the meeting: first, the elimination or replacement of highly polluting fuel combustion facilities (including boilers, kilns and spray towers) must be completed before October 1, 2014, and natural gas, liquefied petroleum gas, electricity or other clean energy sources must be used instead; Second, after October 1, 2014, it is forbidden to build new high-polluting fuel boilers or other burning equipment (including kilns); third, before November 1, 2014, the city's ceramic enterprises will fully meet the index requirements of the "Ceramic Industry Pollutant Emission Standard" (GB25464-2010); big move! The fourth trend of rectification in Foshan pottery enterprises is that before December 31, 2014, all air pollutant discharge outlets must be equipped with flue gas online monitoring and video monitoring systems. Lu Jianhua stressed that all ceramic enterprises that have not been completed within the specified nodes will be ordered by the district people's government to close down or stop production according to law. In April this year, Foshan municipal government issued a document to expand the scope of the restricted areas for the use of highly polluting fuels, including Zumiao Street, Shiwan Street and Zhangcha Street. In addition, the areas east of Zidong Road and north of Jihua Road in nanzhuang Town were added, and clear time and requirements were set for the renovation of highly polluting fuel facilities. It is reported that 22 ceramic companies in the high-polluting fuel restriction area of Chancheng District will switch to natural gas, liquefied petroleum gas, electricity or other clean energy production. It is expected that the main air pollutants in the ceramic industry in the region can be reduced by 30%. After many upgrades and transformations from 2005 to 2012, the ceramic production enterprises in Chancheng District have been reduced from 115 large-scale enterprises to 22 now. Although the number and emission intensity of Chancheng ceramic production enterprises have been reduced a lot, according to the ''Ceramic Industry Pollutant Emission Standards'' issued by the state in 2010, many enterprises have failed to achieve stable discharge standards. Under the process of urbanization, the factory area has been mixed with residential areas, and the pollution problem has caused strong complaints from the masses. (Comprehensive News) Before June 30, the pottery enterprise renovation time node in Chancheng District, 1., report the implementation plan for deepening flue gas treatment to the town (street) environmental protection bureau and the district environmental protection bureau. Before October 1, complete the clean energy transformation. Before November 1, the index requirements of the "Ceramic Industry Pollutant Emission Standard" will be fully met. Before December 31, all air pollutant discharge outlets must be equipped with flue gas online monitoring and video monitoring systems. Foshan City, May 9, 2., Foshan City, Foshan City, key industries of air pollution control work conference. According to Peng Congyn, director of the Foshan Environmental Protection Bureau, this year the municipal government will issue the ''Foshan Air Pollution Prevention and Control Action Implementation Plan (2014-2017) '', and strive to achieve a significant improvement in Foshan's air quality by 2017, and the city's inhalable particulate matter concentration Compared with 2012, the concentration of fine particulate matter decreased by 10%, the concentration of fine particulate matter decreased by 20% compared with 2012, and the number of good days increased year by year. Among them, power plants, ceramics, aluminum, glass products four major industries to become the focus of the program remediation industry. According to the "Plan", the ceramic industry will complete flue gas treatment before September 30 this year to ensure that the emission limit requirements are fully met. All discharge outlets must be equipped with online and video monitoring systems for flue gas before December 31 this year.