At the Copenhagen Climate Change Conference in 2009, Premier Wen Jiabao solemnly committed to the emission reduction target of "40%-45% decrease in carbon dioxide emissions per unit of GDP by 2020 compared to 2005". At the Copenhagen summit, Premier Wen Jiabao declared that "the Chinese government has determined to reduce greenhouse gas emissions as a voluntary action taken in accordance with China's national conditions... without attaching any conditions and without linking to the emission reduction targets of any other country". Premier Wen also expressed that "regardless of what results this conference achieves, China will firmly work to achieve and even exceed this target."

Since the reform and opening up, China's agricultural production, rural economy and farmers' lives have undergone tremendous changes, ending the era of shortage of agricultural and sideline products. However, the impact of the "Agriculture, Rural Areas, and Farmers" issues on China's economic and social sustainable development cannot be ignored. The current "Agriculture, Rural Areas, and Farmers" issues are mainly manifested as: backward agricultural productivity, low educational level, low degree of organization and marketization, resource exploitation, ecological environment destruction, serious soil and water loss, fragile agricultural infrastructure; slow development of rural social undertakings, backward infrastructure construction, widening urban-rural gap, serious lag in rural development; continuously rising agricultural production costs, agricultural product prices not rising but falling, high farmers' burden, poor comprehensive benefits of agricultural production, slow growth of farmers' income. The proper resolution of the "three issues" has become a powerful driving force for economic development and a solid support for social stability. If not resolved well, it will become a bottleneck for economic and social development and even affect social stability.

Developing the agricultural biomass energy industry, breaking through the limitations of traditional agriculture, using agricultural products and their waste products to produce new energy, expands the raw material uses and processing channels of agricultural products; provides agriculture with a platform of high product added value and infinite market potential; is conducive to changing the agricultural growth model, developing circular economy, extending the agricultural industry chain, improving agricultural efficiency, expanding the space for rural surplus labor transfer, and playing a significant role in promoting regional economic development and increasing farmers' income. According to experts' calculations, if China's existing biomass energy resources are fully utilized, changing the customs of direct straw stove smoke cooking and coal heating in hundreds of millions of rural areas for thousands of years can add about 300 billion yuan in output value and provide about 60 million employment positions.

China's energy resource reserves are relatively rich in total amount, but per capita ownership is low. Per capita coal, oil and natural gas reserves are only 56.3%, 7.7% and 7.1% of the world average level. In recent years, with the rapid development of China's economy and society, energy demand has continued to grow, and the supply and demand contradiction has become increasingly prominent. In 2005, the total primary energy production was 2.06 billion tons of standard coal, energy consumption reached 2.23 billion tons of standard coal, and net oil imports were 140 million tons, with an external dependence rate exceeding 40%. Relevant experts calculate that if China's current agricultural biomass energy resources are fully utilized, about 500 million tons of standard coal can be added, accounting for about 24% of the total primary energy production nationwide. Actively developing the agricultural biomass energy industry is of great significance for alleviating the tension in fossil energy supply, optimizing energy structure, safeguarding national energy security, and establishing a stable energy supply system.

China is the world's second-largest energy producer and consumer, and the environmental pollution caused by fossil energy is quite serious. Coal accounts for as high as 69% of total energy consumption, and coal-type pollution levels have always been relatively high. At the same time, many rural areas use firewood and other materials as living fuel, leading to serious destruction of forest vegetation, and a large amount of agricultural and forestry waste cannot be dealt with in a timely and effective manner, with resource pollution increasingly worsening. However, actively developing the biomass energy industry can effectively substitute high-pollution and high-emission fossil energy, reduce firewood usage. Resource utilization of agricultural and forestry waste reprocessed into clean pellet fuel is a strategic measure for energy conservation and emission reduction, and an important way to protect the ecological environment. This is conducive to establishing a high-efficiency energy-saving, low-carbon emission-friendly society, promoting harmonious development between humans and nature, and sustainable economic and social development.

China's rural economic and social development level is relatively low, infrastructure is backward, and environmental sanitation conditions are poor. More than 50% of rural households mainly use backward methods such as direct burning of straw and firewood for living energy, which affects the quality of life and physical health of farmers. Actively developing the biomass energy industry, increasing clean energy supply in rural areas, can gradually change the smoke-filled energy usage methods of rural areas for thousands of years, improve rural energy utilization efficiency, improve rural sanitation conditions and farmers' living and production conditions, and is a powerful helper for improving farmers' quality of life, lowering living costs, changing the backward appearance of rural areas, and building a socialist new countryside.

The advent of Suote Hongfa biomass low-power pellet (molding) equipment is a one-time revolution in new energy and a catalyst for changing the customs of direct straw and firewood stove burning in hundreds of millions of rural areas for thousands of years. Cultivating and strengthening the development of new circular economy industries can improve farmers' income. The standardization, scale and industrialization of the biomass (molding) pellet fuel burning stove industry is necessary to drive regional economic development.