2025WSTDF–Green H₂ Forum Held at Beijing

Core Insights - The 2025 World Science and Technology Development Forum focused on "AI for Science and Development," highlighting significant achievements in international scientific dialogue and cooperation [1] - A parallel forum on green hydrogen applications emphasized its role in deep decarbonization and attracted over 100 experts and 4,000 online views [2] Industry Developments - Hydrogen energy is identified as a key lever for climate change mitigation and carbon neutrality, with proposed initiatives for the global green hydrogen industry including industrialization, technological innovation, investment mechanisms, and international cooperation [4][6] - China has made significant advancements in hydrogen technologies, achieving international parity in automotive fuel cell technologies and focusing on fuel cell heavy-duty trucks as a development direction [8][10] Company Initiatives - Sinopec's Kuqa Green Hydrogen Project is noted as the world's largest photovoltaic-powered hydrogen production facility, reducing CO₂ emissions by approximately 485,000 tons annually [11] - By 2024, Sinopec's hydrogen consumption is projected to reach 4.41 million tons, accounting for 12% of China's total, with plans for a comprehensive hydrogen transmission network [11] Technological Innovations - The report on AI technology in the hydrogen energy sector highlights the integration of AI across the hydrogen value chain, showcasing its role in efficiency, safety, and cost optimization [20] - The forum concluded with discussions on the future of the hydrogen industry, emphasizing green hydrogen as a critical pathway for decarbonization and energy transition [22] International Cooperation - Canada is recognized for its leadership in hydrogen technologies and the potential for collaboration with China in clean energy [7] - The International Hydrogen Fuel Cell Association (IHFCA) aims to enhance technological innovation and international cooperation to accelerate the sustainable development of the global hydrogen industry [23]