"Building materials to the countryside" preliminary framework appears energy-saving building materials will benefit

With the continuous expansion of new building materials, the preliminary framework for “building materials to the countryside” was introduced. The time limit for the implementation of this policy is tentatively set at 3 years, and the total amount of subsidies is 100 billion yuan. According to the preliminary calculation of the document, China's rural residents spend nearly 500 billion yuan each year for housing construction and housing maintenance. Through fiscal subsidies and other policies, to stimulate and stimulate farmers to build a house on the basis of the original net growth of 10% -15%, then the annual domestic consumption can increase at least 50-60 billion yuan.

The subsidy method is based on the sales price indicated on the invoice for building materials purchased by individual peasants in the house site. The subsidy is based on the ratio of 13%. The funds are raised and raised in the county-level and the new village construction areas, and the energy-saving buildings in the area are achieved. The standard or new energy-saving integrated housing will be subsidized by 20% of the actual amount raised by the farmers.

The minimum consumption and maximum subsidy limits are as follows: The minimum consumption of self-built building materials per household is not less than 10,000 yuan, and the maximum subsidy is not more than 5,000 yuan; the highest subsidies for centralized fund-raising and building of energy-saving integrated housing are provided in the construction area of ​​the new village. The amount does not exceed 20,000 yuan.

Sources of funds: The subsidy fund plan for "building materials to the countryside" will be financed by the central government by 80% and provincial finance by 20%. Among them, the subsidy funds of 51 ethnic minority autonomous regions such as Xinjiang, Inner Mongolia, and Tibet, and 51 severely affected counties such as Wenchuan are all borne by the central government.

The policy is conducive to the adjustment of the industrial structure and the advantages of the enterprises to expand the market. By the end of 2008, the per capita housing area in rural areas was 32.42 square meters, and the rural population was 720 million. It was estimated that the rural building housing area was 23.3 billion square meters, accounting for about 60% of the country's total construction area. If 10% of the new demand is driven by policy measures, that is to say, the increase in the area of ​​new housing in rural areas will increase by 10%. If the cement consumption is calculated at 0.2 tons per square meter, the cement demand will increase by 16 million tons, accounting for 1% of the cement production in 2009.

Policies on subsidies for energy-saving building materials to raise funds for housing construction are large and meet our expectations. The policy shows that 20% of the subsidies for building materials that have energy-saving and environmental-friendly effects are greater than 13% for traditional building materials, but the precondition for this is the centralized fund-raising and housing construction. At present, there are many problems in rural construction, including poor thermal insulation performance of the enclosure structure, most of which use single-layer aluminum alloy or wooden doors and windows, and the cold wind penetration phenomenon is more serious. In the face of this situation, the implementation of rural energy-saving construction in the future will be imperative. We believe that some energy-saving projects, including steel doors and windows, LOW-E insulating glass, gypsum board, will become the focus of promotion, and continuous development.