Sunwise and the National Innovation Center explore the future of hydrogen
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On 4 September, Sunwise (hereinafter “Sunwise”) formally signed a strategic cooperation agreement in Jinan with Shandong National Fuel Cell Technology Innovation Centre Ltd. (hereinafter “SNC”). Liu Shaojun, Executive President of Sunwise, and Liu Kuenqing, Vice-President, Managing Director and Director of the Centre, witnessed this important occasion and marked the beginning of a new chapter in deep cooperation between the two enterprises in the field of hydrogen energy.
Sunwise has extensive experience in research and development and industrialization of key technologies for hydrogen energy applications as the leading provider of overall solutions for hydrogen energy systems in the country. Since its inception, Sunwise has been working on high-pressure hydrogen gas treatment, the construction and operation of hydrogen-filling stations and the construction of “storage, transport, and use” ecosystems, which have accumulated over 21 years of deep substrate and have led or participated in the development of many hydrogen-energy national standards.
The Centre focuses on research and development of critical technologies for fuel cell communities, with specialized research, technical clearance and industrialization in fuel cell catalysts, membrane electrodes, bipolar panels, reactors, systems, etc. With the mission of breaking through key core technologies and industrializing the results of major basic research, the Centre is focusing on the development needs of the fuel cell industry, strengthening research on industrial development strategies, promoting common key technology breakthroughs, building platforms for industrial innovation services, promoting deep upstream and downstream integration in the industrial chain, and comprehensively upgrading the technological autonomy and sustainability of the supply of fuel cell technologies.
The signing of the strategic cooperation agreement was an important attempt to respond positively to the call of the national carbon policy to transform the energy structure and promote low-carbon development. There will be intensive cooperation between the two sides in a number of areas, including product supply, market development and hydrogen infrastructure promotion. The two sides consolidated their resources and worked together to open up markets in Shandong, Henan and Kawasaka, as well as to promote vehicle operating platforms and hydrogen-filling stations. This cooperation between Sunwise and the National Innovation Centre has not only brought about strong alliances among enterprises, but has also given new impetus to the development of the hydrogen energy industry.
Prepared by: Miefan
Audit: Sun In
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