两项国家级动态利好氢氨醇发展

Core Insights - The article highlights significant policy developments from China's National Development and Reform Commission (NDRC) and the Ministry of Ecology and Environment (MEE) that favor the hydrogen and ammonia industry, particularly in renewable energy hydrogen production [3][4][6]. Group 1: Policy Developments - On October 13, the NDRC announced that renewable energy hydrogen and ammonia will be included in the non-electric consumption minimum ratio assessment, establishing methods for calculating raw material utilization and fuel utilization [3][4]. - The NDRC's draft outlines that the minimum ratio targets for renewable energy consumption will encompass various non-electric uses, including renewable energy heating, hydrogen and ammonia production, and biofuels [4]. - The MEE released a draft methodology for renewable energy electrolysis hydrogen production, applicable to new projects that derive at least 90% of their electricity from self-owned renewable energy plants [6][7]. Group 2: Industry Implications - The methodology aims to support the transition from initial industry development to large-scale production by facilitating voluntary greenhouse gas reduction trading mechanisms for renewable hydrogen projects [6][7]. - As of the end of 2024, electrolysis hydrogen production capacity is projected to account for only 1% of total national capacity, indicating significant technical and investment barriers that currently hinder economic viability [6][7]. - The new policies are expected to enhance the competitiveness of renewable hydrogen by allowing it to replace fossil fuel-based hydrogen, thus generating measurable reductions in emissions without double counting between upstream and downstream processes [7].