Core Insights - The conference focused on the theme of "green, cross-border, and collaborative" to promote the sustainable development of the internal combustion power industry in line with China's "dual carbon" strategy [1][13] - A total of 300 experts and scholars from 130 institutions participated, discussing technological innovations and industrial transformation paths in the transportation energy and power sectors [1][3] Group 1: Key Reports and Discussions - Twelve high-level reports were presented, covering topics such as "zero-carbon fuel technology," "hydrogen energy power systems," and "low-carbon transformation in transportation energy," which sparked enthusiastic discussions among attendees [3] - Huang Zhen highlighted the rapid development of renewable energy in China, emphasizing the strategic importance of green fuels for energy security and green transformation [5] - Zhang Jiu-Jun provided a comprehensive overview of hydrogen fuel cell technology, discussing its market demonstration, commercialization efforts, and existing challenges [6] Group 2: Industry Innovations and Future Directions - Li Mingfeng discussed the energy transformation process in the transportation sector, proposing solutions to address resource distribution and demand mismatches [6] - The conference emphasized the importance of hydrogen internal combustion engines as a key direction for low-carbon transformation in commercial vehicles, with significant investments from companies like Weichai [7] - Shell presented innovative technical solutions for hybrid and zero-carbon internal combustion engines, focusing on the need for new lubricants and charging technologies [8] Group 3: Research and Development Initiatives - The conference featured 72 academic papers and multiple special reports, fostering deep integration between industry, academia, and research [11] - The release of the "China Hydrogen Engine Industry Development Blue Book" marked a new phase of systematic and standardized development for the hydrogen engine industry in China [11] - The conference concluded with a commitment to further deepen the integration and industrialization of zero-carbon fuel systems by 2026, aiming to lead the industry towards a more sustainable future [13]