"Electricity Shortage" Has Become A "Stumbling Block" For The Development Of Wenzhou Footwear Enterprises

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Under the influence of the financial crisis, many factors, such as rising prices of raw materials, rising labor costs, recruitment difficulties, energy problems and adjustment of export tax rebate policy, are squeezing the profits of enterprises and bringing huge pressure on survival to Wenzhou shoe enterprises.

Now, in order to stimulate the rapid economic growth, some local governments have adopted corresponding industrial incentive policies and measures, and the enterprises with high energy consumption and high pollution have risen again. The intensity of energy consumption and the reduction of sulphur dioxide emissions have slowed down, or even gone up.

The footwear industry is a labor-intensive industry. As a shoe intensive distribution area, Wenzhou is undoubtedly one of the most power hungry cities in the country.

In July, hot weather continued to heat up the actual demand of electricity in Wenzhou power grid, and the load of air conditioning and other living power surged rapidly.

In August, Wenzhou was extremely hot, but for most small and medium-sized enterprises, the "severe winter" period is still continuing. Many traditional industries in Wenzhou are high energy consuming. Under the forced mechanism of power shortage and electricity limitation, enterprises must pform and upgrade.

Reducing power consumption through technological pformation is a magic weapon for Wenzhou shoe enterprises.

From a higher level, the ultimate way out for enterprises is to change the mode of production, from low-end, high pollution and high energy consumption to high-end manufacturing.

The extensive consumption growth mode with high energy consumption and high pollution is no longer suitable for the current economic situation. Enterprises should not only be good at using various technical means to save energy and reduce consumption, but also adjust the industrial structure, attach importance to energy conservation and emission reduction, rely on government regulation and control, and must rely on appropriate systems to encourage them. For example, through environmental protection, land, finance and taxation, and other means of policy, enterprises should be guided to save energy and reduce emissions.

In the long run, temporary power restriction and production restriction measures may bring market fluctuations in related industries, causing some enterprises to suddenly release their capacity next year, resulting in a retaliatory rebound in energy consumption and emissions, exacerbating the complexity of energy conservation and emission reduction in the future.

In fact, over the past two years, the disadvantages of electricity shortage and pollution have forced enterprises to strive for production initiative through technological innovation, and many enterprises have chosen to pform and upgrade.