The integrated wind and solar hydrogen production project invested in by Goldwind Science & Technology in Ulaat Middle Banner has received pre-approval

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Recently, the wind and solar hydrogen production integrated project carried out by Goldwind Science & Technology in Wulat Middle Banner has received preliminary approval from the Energy Bureau of Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region, and all the preliminary construction procedures are being advanced as planned. It is understood that the project is planned to require an investment of 18.92 billion yuan; it is a grid-connected new energy project, and its construction site is located in the Gancimaozu Port Processing Park. The project plans to install wind turbines with a capacity of 3 million kilowatts for new energy use; it is designed to have a hydrogen production capacity of 146,600 tons per year. Additionally, an electric energy storage system with a capacity of 450,000 kilowatts/1.35 million kWh, as well as hydrogen storage facilities with a capacity of 1.32 million cubic meters, will be built as part of this project. The green hydrogen produced will be entirely used in the 600,000 tons per year green methanol project and the 400,000 tons per year green ammonia project that are built alongside it, thus creating a closed-loop industrial chain that integrates wind and solar power generation, green hydrogen production, and green chemical manufacturing. The project will be implemented in two phases. Of this, the total investment for Phase 1 is 9.79 billion yuan; the scale of new energy capacity consists of 1.5 million kilowatts of wind power. The designed hydrogen production capacity is 72,000 tons per year, with storage capacity of 225,000 kilowatts/450,000 kWh. The hydrogen storage capacity is 600,000 cubic meters, and the hydrogen will be used in the 600,000 tons per year green methanol project that is built as part of this facility. The total investment for the second phase is 9.13 billion yuan; the scale of new energy capacity consists of 1.5 million kilowatts of wind power. The designed hydrogen production capacity is 74,600 tons per year, with an accompanying energy storage system of 225,000 kilowatts/900,000 kWh. The hydrogen storage capacity is 720,000 cubic meters. The applications for this hydrogen are in the 400,000 tons per year green ammonia production project that is built as part of this facility. Upon completion, the project will enable the efficient conversion of 3 million kilowatts worth of wind energy into green hydrogen, which in turn can be used to produce green chemical products such as green ammonia and green methanol. This approach will help address the challenge of utilizing large amounts of green electricity, significantly reduce regional carbon emissions, and provide a replicable and scalable model for achieving the **\"dual carbon\" goals**. At the same time, the project will fully harness the abundant wind energy potential of Wulat Middle Banner, promote the coordinated development of the entire hydrogen energy industry chain, and foster a new energy industry cluster with distinct characteristics, thereby injecting strong green momentum into the high-quality development of the local economy.