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Meijig Heating Company Case Study

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(3) Tianjin Meijiang Heating Co. Ltd., a company established in September 2002, which has passed the standard attestation of ISO9001:2000 Quality System. The company was established in 2002, and introduced an entire set of centralized heat-supply automation system that is in compliance with the European heat-supply quality standard in the same year, which significantly enhanced its heat-supply operational capability and management. The overall evaluation of Tianjin Meijiang on its work by the Ministry of Construction was “Tianjin for heat-supply in the nation, and Meijiang for heat-supply in Tianjin”. Since 2005, the company kept a close watch on the development progress by the municipal government on the residence in Meijiang area, and used its best endeavor to conduct the construction of heat-supply ancillary facilities and the management of heat-supply operation, thereby created a warm and comfortable living environment for the residents. …show more content…

The company completed the construction of the biggest centralized heat-supply project in Tianjin – Tianjin Kinmen-Xiamen Xindu Centralized Heat-supply Construction. The current total investment of the project exceeds RMB1 billion, and the overall heat-supply control area is over 20 million m2, whereby the company has become the major corporation for the centralized heat-supply in Tianjin. While the company is undergoing the continued construction of heat-supply ancillary facilities and the management of heat-supply operation in Li Qizhuang Street, Xiqing District and the most of its surrounding area, it also actively complements the local planning and construction with a rapid development

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