[National Energy Administration: Actively take measures to increase coal production and ensure supply, and introduce policies to stabilize coal production] On October 30, Tan Hongjiang, deputy director of the Electric Power Department of the National Energy Administration, said at a press conference held by the National Energy Administration on October 30 that the national electricity supply and demand will generally remain balanced during the peak winter this year, but the supply security situation is complex. If there are problems such as extreme cold wave weather and tight primary energy supply, supply and demand may be tight in some areas during peak hours, which can be effectively solved through measures such as complementing surplus and shortage. "We will take multiple measures to plan ahead to ensure the supply of energy and electricity during the winter peak." Tan Hongjiang said that the National Energy Administration has organized an analysis and judgment of the energy and electricity supply and demand situation this winter, and urged various power supply, power grid, and energy storage projects to be constructed and put into operation on schedule. It will also ensure primary energy supply and continue to improve emergency response capabilities. In response to the peak winter coal supply, Wang Dapeng, deputy director of the Comprehensive Department of the National Energy Administration, said at the meeting that coal supply is expected to be generally guaranteed during the peak winter this year. The National Energy Administration has actively taken measures to increase coal production and ensure supply, strengthened analysis and judgment of the national coal supply situation, introduced policies to stabilize coal production, strengthened the guarantee of long-term thermal coal contracts, and activated coal mine reserve capacity.