机构：氢能“制储输用”各环节市场供需有望迎来双增

Group 1 - The Chongqing government has proposed a policy to support the promotion and application of hydrogen fuel cell vehicles, which includes subsidies for hydrogen refueling stations starting from January 1, 2025 [1] - Subsidies for hydrogen refueling stations will be 30% of the actual investment (excluding land costs), with a maximum subsidy of 3 million yuan per station [1] - Operational subsidies will also be provided for refueling stations selling hydrogen at or below 25 yuan per kilogram, offering 30 yuan per kilogram based on annual cumulative hydrogen volume, with a cap of 3 million yuan per station [1] Group 2 - The policy support is seen as a strong guarantee for the development of hydrogen refueling stations, with various governments worldwide implementing hydrogen energy development plans and policies [1] - These policies not only provide financial subsidies and tax incentives for the construction of refueling stations but also promote cooperation and win-win situations among upstream and downstream enterprises in the hydrogen energy industry chain [1] - The government is also focusing on establishing hydrogen energy standards and regulations to enhance safety supervision and operational guarantees for hydrogen refueling stations [1] Group 3 - Huabao Securities indicates that with the implementation of relevant policies, the hydrogen energy market is expected to see a dual increase in supply and demand across all segments, leading to an expansion of the market scale [2] - The improvement of hydrogen energy infrastructure is anticipated to enhance the scale of the entire industry chain, with a focus on the commercialization process of hydrogen refueling station construction, hydrogen storage and transportation, and core components of fuel cells [2] - Huayuan Securities suggests that the opening rate of green hydrogen projects is expected to gradually increase due to factors such as declining electricity prices, rising carbon prices, policy support, and growth in green fuel orders [2]