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The reporter learned from the Ministry of Water Resources on the 7th that pilot work on reclaimed water utilization configurations in 76 typical regions in 28 provinces across the country has been successfully completed. After evaluation by various parties, the pilot achieved the expected results. According to the “Pilot Plan for Reclaimed Water Utilization Allocation in Typical Regions” jointly issued by six departments including the Ministry of Water Resources, during the “14th Five-Year Plan” period, each pilot city focused on establishing and perfecting the reclaimed water use management system, systemically constructing a technical standard system for reclaimed water, introducing incentive policies such as price, financial compensation, water rights trading, green finance, ecological value transformation, etc., to tap potential reclaimed water to supplement new water demand, improve the ecological environment of rivers and lakes, reduce the overall cost of industrial water, save water, reduce pollution, and reduce carbon, etc., effectively exploiting its multiple values such as economic, ecological, and social benefits.
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The reporter learned from the Ministry of Water Resources on the 7th that pilot work on reclaimed water utilization configurations in 76 typical regions in 28 provinces across the country has been successfully completed. After evaluation by various parties, the pilot achieved the expected results. According to the “Pilot Plan for Reclaimed Water Utilization Allocation in Typical Regions” jointly issued by six departments including the Ministry of Water Resources, during the “14th Five-Year Plan” period, each pilot city focused on establishing and perfecting the reclaimed water use management system, systemically constructing a technical standard system for reclaimed water, introducing incentive policies such as price, financial compensation, water rights trading, green finance, ecological value transformation, etc., to tap potential reclaimed water to supplement new water demand, improve the ecological environment of rivers and lakes, reduce the overall cost of industrial water, save water, reduce pollution, and reduce carbon, etc., effectively exploiting its multiple values such as economic, ecological, and social benefits.
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