In recent years, China has identified the "Ten Measures for the Prevention and Control of Atmospheric Pollution", begun to strictly control new energy consumption in high-energy-consuming and highly-polluting industries, vigorously promoted cleaner production, and accelerated the adjustment of the energy structure.

On May 22, the "BANDON Cup" China Northern Clean Heating Summit • Hebei Station was grandly opened at the Yiling Triumphal Arch Hotel in Shijiazhuang! The number of people attending the conference has exceeded 2,000, and BANDON's third-generation all-DC commercial inverter heat pump unit made a heavy appearance at the summit!

At 19:00 on May 16, 2022, "Leading the Future" - the online launch of the third-generation all-DC commercial inverter heat pump was grandly opened at the BANDON headquarters factory.

The 2022 BANDON Commercial Inverter Air Source Exchange Conference was successfully held in Weihai, Shandong, China. At the conference, many elites gathered to discuss the future and set sail to create a better future.

Recently, Gu Bancai, deputy director of Foshan Municipal Market Supervision Bureau, led a team participating in the investigation for BANDON. Mr. Guo Zhijian, chairman, Mr. Lin Xiong, general manager, and colleagues of BANDON warmly received the visiting.

The recurrence of the COVID-19 pandemic has led to the continuation of international aviation restrictions, which has prevented the demand for aviation fuel from recovering as quickly as other petroleum products. Statistics show that at present, middle distillate products such as gasoline, diesel, marine gasoline and kerosene have all recovered to varying degrees, but the demand for aviation fuel

Despite China's desire to move away from coal, its demand for the fuel remains strong as rising global temperatures trigger heat waves that increase electricity demand and boost coal prices. Thermal coal futures hit a record high in July as domestic electricity use soared during the heat wave.

In 2020, both primary energy consumption and carbon emissions from energy use experienced their largest declines since World War II. Renewable energy continued to grow strongly, with wind and solar energy achieving their largest annual growth rates ever.