What are the laws and regulations that forbid burning coal in Shaanxi?

In Shaanxi, the laws and regulations that prohibit burning coal mainly include the following items:

1. Law of the People's Republic of China on the Prevention and Control of Air Pollution

1. Article 21: People's governments at or above the county level shall strengthen the control of coal consumption, gradually reduce the proportion of coal in primary energy consumption, and reduce its production, use and consumption.

2. Article 29: It is forbidden to produce and sell substandard coal, and it is forbidden to sell highly polluting fuels in the no-burn zone.

II. Regulations on the Prevention and Control of Air Pollution in Shaanxi Province

1. Article 31: People's governments at or above the county level shall take measures to restrict fuel types, encourage the use of clean energy and gradually reduce the total amount of coal burned.

2. the people's governments at or above the county level shall, in accordance with the relevant provisions of the state and this province, restrict the use of highly polluting fuels, gradually reduce the heating mode of directly burning coal in rural areas, and gradually implement clean energy substitution for coal-burning activities such as residential heating, agricultural production and market trade.

III. Action Plan for Clean and Low-carbon Transformation of Coal in Shaanxi Province

1. Key tasks: accelerate loose coal control, formulate a special action plan for loose coal control, focus on rural loose coal and urban loose coal, adhere to the principle of "electricity is suitable for electricity, gas is suitable for gas, and coal is suitable for coal", take multiple measures simultaneously, comprehensively implement policies, increase capital investment, strictly enforce law and supervision, and strengthen publicity and guidance.

2. Timetable: Before the end of October, 2121, formulate a special action plan for loose coal control; Before the end of February, 2121, the sale and use of loose coal will be completely banned in urban built-up areas and county built-up areas; Before the heating season in 2122, clean energy will be actively promoted to replace loose coal in rural areas.

to sum up, the laws and regulations prohibiting coal burning in Shaanxi include the Law of the People's Republic of China on the Prevention and Control of Air Pollution, the Regulations on the Prevention and Control of Air Pollution in Shaanxi Province and the Action Plan for Clean and Low-carbon Transformation of Coal in Shaanxi Province. These laws and regulations clearly define the scope and timetable of prohibiting coal burning, and put forward corresponding measures and requirements. Through the implementation of these laws and regulations, we can effectively reduce the use and consumption of coal, reduce environmental pollution and health hazards, and promote the optimization, transformation and upgrading of energy structure.

Legal basis:

1. Article 48 of the Law of the People's Republic of China on the Prevention and Control of Air Pollution: Local people's governments at or above the county level shall designate areas where the burning of highly polluting fuels is restricted or prohibited, and stipulate that the sale and burning of highly polluting fuels are prohibited in the no-burning areas. It is forbidden to produce, sell and burn coal and its products that do not meet the quality standards.

2. Article 29 of the Regulations on the Prevention and Control of Air Pollution in Shaanxi Province: The people's government of a city shall, in accordance with the plan for the prevention and control of air pollution, formulate a comprehensive improvement plan for air pollution and take effective measures to control and reduce air pollution. In the forbidden coal zone, the sale and use of coal and its products are prohibited; It is forbidden to build or expand facilities burning coal and its products.

article 41 of the regulations on the prevention and control of air pollution in Xi' an: the municipal, district and county people's governments shall designate coal-forbidden zones, and the sale and use of coal are prohibited in the coal-forbidden zones.