Beijing introduces 16 measures to promote high-quality development of infrastructure

China News Service, Beijing, October 8 (Reporter Lu Shaowei) "Beijing's Modern Infrastructure Development Plan during the 15th Five-Year Plan Period" (hereinafter referred to as the plan) was released on the 8th, proposing 16 measures around the five dimensions of spatial layout, structural optimization, functional improvement, integration and integration, and safety and resilience.

The plan proposes to improve the quality of transportation services around areas with concentrated government functions, and strengthen the support of transportation facilities such as railways and highways to the three cultural belts of the Grand Canal, the Great Wall, and the Xishan Yongding River; accelerate the formation of a half-hour transportation circle between Pingyuan New City and the central urban area, the city sub-center, and the surrounding areas around Beijing; build an above-ground and underground three-dimensional composite space with multiple functions and comfortable experience, focusing on key areas such as the Beijing Central Business District and Lize Financial Business District to create a number of demonstration models.

The plan points out that we will proactively deploy a new generation of communication network infrastructure, improve diversified and collaborative computing infrastructure, build a reliable and circulated data infrastructure, and systematically lay out innovative infrastructure; increase the proportion of non-fossil energy consumption to more than 27.5%, add 1.8 million kilowatts of photovoltaic installed capacity, use 100% green electricity in new computing centers, and build a "waste-free city" across the region.

The plan is clear, focusing on promoting the construction of life corridor projects in mountainous areas such as the third phase of National Highway 108 and the upgrading and reconstruction of National Highway 234; building a water resource guarantee system with multi-source support, fine allocation, and flexible adaptability; strengthening peak and total guarantees for electricity, natural gas and other energy sources; improving the integrated air, air and ground emergency communication network; completing the blanking of water supply and drainage pipe networks in key areas, updating and renovating more than 1,400 kilometers of water supply and drainage pipelines, and upgrading and renovating 3,500 kilometers of old heating pipelines and 1,700 kilometers of gas pipelines.