In November, the railway department made every effort to ensure the supply and transportation of coal in winter. National Railways sent out a total of 184 million tons of coal, an increase of 0.3% over the previous year. Of these, 128 million tons of electricity and coal remained high, which strongly guaranteed the demand for coal for heating and power generation in winter. By the end of November, direct railway power plants across the country had stored 88.23 million tons of coal. The number of days that could be used was 35.8 days, an increase of 1 day over the previous year. Among them, power plants that stored coal for 15 days or less had achieved dynamic zeroing.

In November, the railway department made every effort to ensure the supply and transportation of coal in winter. National Railways sent out a total of 184 million tons of coal, an increase of 0.3% over the previous year. Of these, 128 million tons of electricity and coal remained high, which strongly guaranteed the demand for coal for heating and power generation in winter. By the end of November, direct railway power plants across the country had stored 88.23 million tons of coal. The number of days that could be used was 35.8 days, an increase of 1 day over the previous year. Among them, power plants that stored coal for 15 days or less had achieved dynamic zeroing.