北京明确氢能产业标准体系建设重点

Core Viewpoint - Beijing's Economic and Information Technology Bureau has released a draft for the "Beijing Hydrogen Industry Standard System" to enhance the standardization and high-quality development of the hydrogen industry in Beijing by 2027 [1] Group 1: Standard System Overview - The standard system aims to establish a complete and unified set of standards that align with the development of Beijing's hydrogen industry, addressing issues of outdated and missing standards [1] - By 2027, the goal is to create a relatively complete standard system for the hydrogen industry, ensuring that key standards across the industry chain are interconnected [1] Group 2: Key Areas of Focus - The standard system emphasizes the urgent needs in safety, hydrogen storage and transportation, and large-scale development, focusing on promoting safe hydrogen applications, infrastructure construction, industrial vehicle applications, and energy management [1] - The hydrogen industry standard system includes five primary sub-systems: fundamentals and safety, hydrogen production, hydrogen storage and transportation, hydrogen refueling, and hydrogen applications, with each sub-system having defined construction content and key tasks [1] Group 3: Specific Standards Development - In hydrogen production, the system will regulate various hydrogen production technologies and develop national and industry standards for water electrolysis equipment and other urgent market needs [2] - For hydrogen storage and transportation, the focus will be on high-pressure gas hydrogen, liquid hydrogen, and solid-state storage, with participation in the development of standards for storage containers and pipelines [2] - In hydrogen refueling, the system will standardize refueling station equipment and management, prioritizing the development of standards for liquid hydrogen refueling stations and related core equipment [2] - In hydrogen applications, the emphasis will be on developing standards for fuel cell systems, hydrogen internal combustion engines, and safety testing, particularly in areas lacking national standards [2]