First, there is no local winter heating subsidy. At first, the reform of central heating system in China mainly refers to the "Three North Areas", and the area south of Huaihe River is not included, so it does not involve the monetization reform of winter heating. In fact, even in northern areas, like most parts of Northeast China and Beijing, winter heating subsidies are not included in the pension fund. It may be that there are many old state-owned enterprises in these areas, so the relevant state-owned enterprises should continue to implement welfare heating or continue to issue it to retired employees.
Second, local heating subsidies are included in pensions. This kind of situation is relatively rare, but in the pension of enterprise retirees in Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region, winter heating subsidies were included in the pension treatment when the reform of pension calculation and payment methods for enterprise retirees was implemented in 2006. The relevant treatment is not high, only a few hundred yuan a year. In addition, retirees in Heilongjiang can enjoy 45 yuan's cold allowance every month, which is not a winter heating allowance, but it is almost paid into the pension.
Third, people who are not within the scope of winter heating subsidies. The scope of winter heating subsidies generally refers to retirees of enterprises and institutions. If they are recipients of old-age insurance for urban and rural residents or unemployed laid-off workers who have not retired, there is no such treatment.
Legal basis: According to the Regulations of Beijing Municipality on Heating Fees: Chapter II Scope of Subsidies Article 2 All employees who live in this city and have urban household registration in this city, whose houses are approved by their units to conform to the housing reform policy, have no central heating facilities, and adopt the mode of household self-heating with clean energy, shall be given subsidies for household self-heating with clean energy after verification (hereinafter referred to as "self-heating subsidies").