Discussion on hydrogen energy equipment
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Let’s discuss the prospects of hydrogen energy. This year, many companies are rushing to get involved in hydrogen technology; there were similar trends before as well, with things like liquefied natural gas, hydrogen production from methane, and hydrogen production through water electrolysis, among others. I haven’t been involved in any of these areas, but this year, wow, even companies in the photovoltaic sector are getting involved, along with many others. Photovoltaic hydrogen production? This form of hydrogen energy has been around for many years now, yet it doesn’t seem to have made much progress. What do you think? This year, there’s a rush towards it, and **also encourages it, after all, we need to reach carbon peak targets and achieve zero carbon emissions. But what about costs and such? What’s the situation abroad these days? Why is there such a rush in China this year? Entrepreneurs won’t get involved just because of encouragement; there must be some profit to be made. I hope everyone will actively discuss the prospects of the hydrogen energy equipment industry, such as hydrogen storage equipment, hydrogen production equipment, and so on
In terms of policy guidance, this is how it works: as long as you are involved in the new energy sector, particularly hydrogen production, even if you don’t have the necessary technology, as long as you’re willing to work hard, you will not only receive subsidies but also assistance in bringing in technology and talent. But is hydrogen really ready for widespread use yet? We focus more on photovoltaic systems and solar water splitting; is conventional water splitting already viable for commercial use? Could this be another trick by capital groups, using the guise of carbon neutrality to create hype for the stock market and to take advantage of subsidies?
It’s definitely capital-driven; they’re just too smart. In the end, all that was left was chaos