Total investment of 3.135 billion yuan! Another large-scale hydrogen production project has been established in Chifeng

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Total investment of 3.135 billion yuan! Another large-scale hydrogen production project is being implemented in Chifeng: 2025-09-09. On September 2, Hemai Group issued a statement stating that its subsidiary Pengfei Humei (Ningcheng) New Energy Technology Co., Ltd. had recently received an approval document from the Chifeng Energy Bureau, sent to the Ningcheng County Development and Reform Commission (document number: Chi Neng Yuan Xin Neng Zi 121), authorizing the construction of the 262,500-kilowatt wind power component of Pengfei Humei’s integrated wind and solar hydrogen production project in Ningcheng County. It is reported that the Pengfei Hydrogen Meining County integrated wind and solar hydrogen production project has a total investment of 3.135 billion yuan, of which 1.32 billion yuan is allocated to the wind power component and 1.815 billion yuan to the hydrogen and alcohol production components. Located in Ningcheng County, Chifeng City, Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region, this project plans to build wind power facilities with a capacity of 262,500 kilowatts, along with infrastructure for electrolytic water splitting to produce hydrogen, as well as systems for storing and transporting hydrogen. Once completed, it is expected to generate around 8,600 tons of green hydrogen per year, thereby reducing carbon dioxide emissions by approximately 228,400 tons per year. The project aims to promote the coordinated development of renewable energy and the hydrogen industry through an integrated model of \"wind and solar power generation – hydrogen production via electrolysis – storage utilization,\" to enhance the cleanliness and stability of the regional energy structure, and to provide green hydrogen supply for the Beijing-Tianjin-Hebei region in support of the **\"dual carbon\" strategy. Currently, Pengfei Humei has planned several wind and solar hydrogen production demonstration projects in Shanxi, Inner Mongolia and other regions, among which the Ningcheng project is the first major project to receive official approval.