The prospects of using wind power for hydrogen production
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At present, there is a large amount of \"wasted electricity\" in China’s wind power generation – electricity that cannot be fed into the power grid. Utilizing this wasted electricity for electrolytic hydrogen production, thereby converting it into hydrogen, what do you think are the prospects for this approach? It is said that the **135 Plan will introduce policies in the future to encourage the use of such wasted electricity. Does anyone else know any insider information?
Wind power and methanol co-production is probably the most promising option for demonstration!
The 13th Five-Year Plan calls for accelerating the development of renewable energy sources such as wind power, while also speeding up the consumption of electricity. The electricity price mechanism is crucial; if wind energy is used for large-scale hydrogen production or other chemical industries, competitive electricity prices are necessary, and the power grid must yield some of its profits.
This guy really knows his stuff; he must be an expert in this field. I’m just starting to get involved with this, so I hope you can give me some guidance. Which organization do you work for?