The lifting of the core equipment for the Inner Mongolia ShenNeng hydrogen production installation project has been successfully completed

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All the core equipment for Western Company’s Inner Mongolia ShenNeng hydrogen production project has been installed. Recently, with the final 2000-cubic-meter skid-mounted separation unit being properly placed, the task of installing the core equipment for this project was successfully completed. This achievement provides strong momentum for the company to make significant progress in the fourth quarter and achieve success during the 14th Five-Year Plan period. Since the launch of the \"Strive in the Fourth Quarter\" labor competition, the project team has faced various challenges such as the low temperatures and severe cold in Inner Mongolia during winter, as well as the difficulties associated with transporting large-scale equipment over long distances; they have addressed these construction challenges through lean management. By anticipating risk points in advance and optimizing the allocation of human and mechanical resources, the lifting plan is continuously refined through repeated evaluations ； Refine safety control measures to strengthen the safeguards for safe production, and efficiently complete the precise lifting and installation of 12 sets of large-scale skid-mounted separation equipment, 48 electrolyzers, and 12 purification units. As a key model project for the energy transition and green economic development in Etoke Banner, this project will serve as an important support for the development of the green hydrogen industry in Inner Mongolia once it is completed. It not only helps to improve the regional green energy industry chain but also provides a replicable and scalable model for the industrialization of hydrogen energy technology, contributing to the simultaneous advancement of ecological protection and economic development. This demonstrates the company’s expertise in the field of new energy as well as its role as a central state-owned enterprise.