【Ten Years of Rapid Development in Chemical Equipment】The First Hydrogen Pipeline Construction Project from 1703 to 2024

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This post was last edited by Desert Fish on 2024-5-11 at 17:20. 2 0 2 4 Happy May Day – safety first! Let’s give praise and support to the achievements in China’s chemical engineering technology and equipment. **********************[A Decade of Progress in Chemical Engineering Equipment] A continuously updated summary thread; feel free to join the discussions: https://bbs.hcbbs.com/thread-3576046-1-1.html (Source: Haichuan Chemical Engineering Forum) ***************** Recently, Gezhouba Oil & Gas Company, which is part of China Energy Engineering Group’s Gezhouba Mechanical and Electrical Company, won the bid for the construction of the first pure hydrogen pipeline project, marking another breakthrough in the field of hydrogen energy. The Shenzhen Energy pure hydrogen pipeline construction project is located in the Shanghai Miao Economic Development Zone of Ejin Horo Front Banner, Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region, and it represents the first green hydrogen pipeline in that region. The hydrogen produced at the hydrogen production plant of Shenzhen Energy’s photovoltaic hydrogen production project is supplied to relevant energy and chemical enterprises within the development zone. This project is another hydrogen-related initiative undertaken by the company following the Zhangye Hydrogen Energy Comprehensive Application Demonstration Project carried out by China Energy Engineering Group, and the Gansu Green Electricity to Green Hydrogen Demonstration Project conducted by China Huaneng. It serves as a clear demonstration of the industry’s recognition of the company’s achievements and technical capabilities in the field of hydrogen energy. Once completed and put into operation, it will become the first pure hydrogen pipeline to come online in Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region, thereby creating favorable conditions for the development of the hydrogen energy industry chain in that region. It is reported that as of the end of 2023, approximately 5,000 kilometers of pure hydrogen transmission pipelines had been built worldwide. In China, the construction of hydrogen transmission pipelines is still in its initial stages; less than 200 kilometers of such pipelines have been built domestically, of which less than 50 kilometers are dedicated to transporting green hydrogen.