Xin Lang Cai Jing·2025-08-20 08:10Group 1: Investment and Project Approvals - A hydrogen and ammonia integration project in Inner Mongolia has been approved with a total investment of 13.18 billion yuan, which includes facilities for hydrogen production and storage, as well as ammonia synthesis [1][2] - The project will feature 442,000 Nm³ of electrolytic water hydrogen production and 3x45 tons/year of ammonia synthesis, along with supporting infrastructure [2] Group 2: Hydrogen Infrastructure Development - Chongqing plans to build 30 new hydrogen stations by 2035, aiming for a daily hydrogen supply capacity of over 70 tons, which will support approximately 4,000 hydrogen fuel cell vehicles [3][4] - The city aims to establish a comprehensive hydrogen infrastructure system to facilitate the large-scale application of hydrogen fuel cell vehicles and promote high-quality development of the hydrogen energy industry [3] Group 3: Industry Standards and Collaborations - Beijing is set to issue a hydrogen energy industry standard system and improve local standards in key areas such as photovoltaic power generation [4] - A procurement contract worth over 150 million yuan has been signed between Hami Tonghuide and Guofu Hydrogen Energy for green hydrogen equipment, marking a significant step in the large-scale application of electrolysis technology in the northwest [5] Group 4: Market Developments and Partnerships - 30 companies have been preliminarily selected for funding support in Zhengzhou's fuel cell vehicle demonstration application program for 2024 [6] - A strategic cooperation agreement has been signed between Dream Sky Technology and Hydrogen Aviation Technology to develop next-generation hydrogen hybrid power technology for eVTOL aircraft [8] Group 5: Industry Performance Metrics - In the first seven months of the year, China's fuel cell vehicle production and sales reached 1,593 and 1,657 units, respectively, reflecting a year-on-year decline of 54.5% and 50.7% [9]