Fangkuai Boilers at the 8th China Heating Academic Annual Conference (Aug 22–25, 2025)

Harbin, August 24, 2025 — Fangkuai Boiler participated in the 8th China Heating Academic Annual Conference, held in Harbin from August 22–25, 2025. The conference featured two main forums and sixteen subforums focused on cutting-edge industry topics including cross-seasonal heat storage, smart heating, multi-source coupled heat-pump systems, and energy-saving strategies for heating networks.

The meeting opened with a wide-ranging industry overview by the conference chair, Academician Jiang Yi of Tsinghua University, setting a high-level tone for technical and policy discussions. Leaders from the China Urban Heating Association — Chairman Liu Shuiyang and association executive Zhao Zesheng — outlined strategic plans for the sector’s future. The presence of Lv Jie, Second-Level Inspector of the Heilongjiang Provincial Department of Housing and Urban-Rural Development, underscored government attention to citizens’ heating needs, while Professor Fan Feng, Vice President of Harbin Institute of Technology, emphasized the strong synergy between academia and industrial practice.

On the morning of August 24, Fangkuai’s Technical Director, Lu Jie, represented the company at the “Heating Energy-Saving Operation and Management” forum. In her presentation and panel discussion, she focused on practical pathways to improve boiler system efficiency, build intelligent heating management platforms, and accelerate clean-energy substitution across heat supply networks. “In recent years Fangkuai has sustained focused R&D investment around three pillars — high efficiency, low carbon, and intelligence,” Lu said. “We have launched industry-leading condensing boilers, low-NOx combustion solutions, and smart control systems to help heat suppliers cut emissions and optimize operations.”

During the conference Fangkuai’s engineering team engaged in technical exchanges with experts from heat supply companies, design institutes, and universities. The company shared recent field cases and performance data for condensing boilers, low-NOx burners, and flue-gas waste-heat recovery systems, drawing robust interest and lively discussion from attendees interested in practical deployment and retrofit experience.

Fangkuai reiterated that scientific innovation is the engine of industry progress. Facing China’s dual-carbon goals, the company pledged to intensify R&D collaboration and to continue delivering greener, more efficient, and smarter boiler system solutions. Fangkuai said it aims to play an active role in driving the heating sector toward cleaner, digitalized, and higher-efficiency operations nationwide.