[Ocean Chemical Information Sharing] Southwest Chemical Lays out the Hydrogen Energy Industry Chain
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On April 23, Southwest Chemical and Sichuan Jiayi Industrial Co., Ltd. signed a hydrogen energy strategic cooperation framework agreement. Luo Yijun, chairman of Sichuan Jiayi Industrial, Chen Jian, general manager of Southwest Chemical Research and Design Institute, Long Chongjun, executive deputy general manager, and Wang Jian, deputy general manager, attended the signing ceremony. Chen Jian first introduced the company's existing hydrogen energy development performance and technology, and placed high hopes on the cooperation with Sichuan Jiayi Industrial. He hoped that this strategic cooperation between the two companies could use their respective advantages to vigorously develop the hydrogen energy industry in my country, especially Sichuan, and contribute to creating a living environment with green mountains and green waters. Luo Yijun spoke highly of Southwest Chemical's development and technology in the hydrogen energy industry at the signing ceremony. Subsequently, the two parties signed a strategic agreement and agreed to give full play to their respective advantages and launch relevant cooperation projects as soon as possible, and work with local * * Actively connect with universities to implement early plans as soon as possible and promote cooperation.
To develop hydrogen energy, the key is to develop renewable energy. Hydrogen energy is a secondary energy source and has a wide range of uses. The most important issue in developing hydrogen energy and fuel cell vehicles is “where does the hydrogen come from?” The original intention of using hydrogen energy to replace oil to power cars is that hydrogen energy has non-polluting characteristics. If coal is used to produce hydrogen, it is technically feasible, but the emissions during the process cannot be ignored, which is equivalent to "replacing oil with coal." Therefore, the development of hydrogen energy means the development of green hydrogen, that is, hydrogen production from renewable energy sources. As a secondary energy source, the production of hydrogen is inseparable from primary energy. To develop hydrogen energy well, we must make use of renewable energy. Without primary energy, hydrogen energy is sourceless water. To develop hydrogen energy, the industrial chain must focus on hydrogen production from renewable energy and understand the source.