电解水制氢的10大热点话题知多少？2025（第五届）可再生能源制氢产业发展论坛

Core Viewpoint - The "2025 (Fifth) Renewable Energy Hydrogen Production Industry Development Forum" will be held on July 10-11, 2025, in Suzhou, Jiangsu, focusing on the development paths, technological innovations, challenges, and solutions in the PEM hydrogen production industry [1]. Group 1: Core Topics - Discussion on the competitive relationship between high and low power density PEM devices and the implementation of high-performance products [2]. - Exploration of rapid cost reduction routes for PEM beyond just increasing power density [2]. - Ensuring the stability and reliability of high power density PEM products [2]. - Strategies to reduce catalyst loading while minimizing catalyst detachment under high power density conditions [2]. - Design considerations for internal flow channels and gas diffusion layers in high power density PEM electrolyzers [2]. - Selection of composite membranes and perfluorosulfonic acid resins [2]. - Design and selection of proton exchange membranes with enhancements below 100 micrometers [2]. - Ensuring the safety of high-performance membranes under high-pressure environments [2]. - Integration of new technologies and material systems with existing production lines to minimize costs [2]. - Establishing testing standards for high-performance products in the absence of formal standards [2]. Group 2: Forum Agenda - The forum will include a technical seminar and matchmaking event on July 9, followed by discussions on the current status and development trends of renewable energy water electrolysis hydrogen production on July 10 [8]. - Keynote speeches will cover topics such as high power density PEM electrolysis technology paths, advancements in alkaline/PEM hydrogen production materials, and the exploration of AEM electrolysis key materials and trends on July 11 [11][12]. - The agenda features various experts from academia and industry, including presentations on the progress of seawater electrolysis hydrogen technology, the integration of green hydrogen projects, and advancements in electrode materials for alkaline electrolysis [11][12].