Group 1 - The core viewpoint of the articles highlights Geely Holding Group's advancements in methanol hydrogen technology, showcasing a series of innovative achievements in the green methanol industry [1][2] - Geely has been deeply involved in the methanol industry chain for over 20 years, establishing a comprehensive green ecosystem covering carbon capture, methanol preparation, transportation, refueling, and vehicle application [1] - The company has scaled up the operation of over 50,000 methanol hydrogen electric vehicles, accumulating a total mileage of over 23 billion kilometers and holding more than 400 core patents [1] Group 2 - Geely's core brand for new energy commercial vehicles, Farizon, focuses on promoting comprehensive solutions for methanol hydrogen electric products, driving innovation in the commercial sector with a unique technological path [1] - The 260kW methanol hydrogen electric powertrain developed on the Methanol Hydrogen 3.0 platform is the first in the country to meet dual certification standards from the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology and the Ministry of Ecology and Environment, achieving a maximum thermal efficiency of over 53% [1] - The lowest power generation cost for this system is only 0.85 yuan/kWh, with an optimal methanol-electric conversion ratio exceeding 2.2 kWh/L, suitable for various applications including trunk logistics and bulk transportation [1] Group 3 - At the supply chain expo, Geely showcased the 420kW ship methanol hydrogen electric system, which offers longer range and lower initial investment compared to pure electric solutions, targeting coastal and inland waterway applications [2] - The Farizon mobile power supply vehicle provides uninterrupted power using green methanol fuel, with generation costs over 50% lower than diesel [2] - The Lei Shen EF methanol hydrogen electric technology allows for simultaneous refueling of methanol and gasoline through the same nozzle, intelligently recognizing and mixing the fuels in any proportion for efficient combustion and low emissions [2]