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十五五”氢能交通:从“示范破冰”到“规模启航
Zhong Guo Jing Ji Wang·2025-09-22 07:21

Core Viewpoint - Hydrogen energy is a key development direction for strategic emerging industries and future industries, serving as an important carrier for achieving green and low-carbon transformation in energy consumption [1] Group 1: Current Status and Policy Support - China is the world's largest hydrogen producer, with a solid foundation for developing hydrogen energy transportation [2] - The government has initiated various policies and plans since the early 2000s, including the "863" program and the 2012 development plan for energy-saving and new energy vehicles, which included hydrogen fuel cells as a major technology route [2] - By 2021, multiple ministries launched demonstration projects for hydrogen fuel cell vehicles in key urban clusters, with financial support provided [2] - As of 2025, the cumulative sales of hydrogen fuel cell vehicles in China are expected to reach 30,000 units, representing a more than threefold increase compared to pre-demonstration levels [3] Group 2: Trends and Challenges - The hydrogen energy transportation sector is transitioning from pilot projects to large-scale applications, focusing on advantageous scenarios such as freight transport and cold chain logistics [4] - The hydrogen supply system is improving, with the number of hydrogen refueling stations increasing from fewer than 120 in 2020 to over 560 by 2025 [3] - Despite rapid development, the industry faces challenges including high costs, small scale, and immature technology [5][6] Group 3: Policy Recommendations for the 14th Five-Year Plan - The transition from policy-driven to market-driven development is crucial, with recommendations for strategic positioning and top-level planning to enhance hydrogen energy's role in decarbonizing transportation [7] - Emphasis on creating demonstration projects in regions with strong hydrogen supply potential and established industrial bases [8] - Suggestions for innovative support mechanisms, including financial incentives and flexible funding channels to support infrastructure projects and R&D in hydrogen energy [8]