Preparatory work for China’s first multi-media green energy corridor project – the Chifeng-Jinzhou hydrogen pipeline project – has commenced in Liaoning

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Preparatory work for China’s first multi-media green energy corridor project has begun in Liaoning. Recently, **Pipeline Network Group formed a specialized project development team to conduct research and discussions with various cities in Liaoning Province, officially launching the feasibility study for the Chifeng-Jinzhou hydrogen pipeline project in order to promote high-quality development of the province’s energy sector. This project is expected to become the largest and longest-distance multi-medium green energy transportation corridor for hydrogen, ammonia, and alcohol in China, marking a significant step forward for the country in the field of green energy infrastructure. 　　It is reported that the pipeline starts in Chifeng City, Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region, and ends at Jinzhou Port in Jinzhou City, Liaoning Province. It adopts a design in which hydrogen and methanol/liquid ammonia pipelines are laid side by side, with each pipeline segment being 290 kilometers long. The hydrogen, methanol, and liquid ammonia transported are all green energy sources, making it the first large-scale multi-media green energy corridor in the country. 　　The Chifeng-Jinzhou project launched this time is a practical example of **Pipe Network Group’s active efforts in the field of strategic emerging industries. **The Pipeline Network Group focuses on the green hydrogen-based energy industry, advances research initiatives in advance, develops a technical framework for the transportation of hydrogen, ammonia, alcohol, and carbon, and actively works to create a national network for the transport of green hydrogen-based energy. In the Northeast region, it relies on oil pipelines to establish energy transmission routes. 　　**A responsible official from the Pipeline Network Group said that this move not only enables the transformation of regional resource endowments into momentum for industrial development, thereby fostering a regional economic structure characterized by complementary strengths and high-quality growth, but it also represents a profound interpretation of and strong commitment by the Pipeline Network Group to its mission of **ensuring energy security**.