The 2025 National Hydrogen Energy Conference is set to highlight advancements in hydrogen energy and fuel cell technologies. The event will take place in Beijing.
Since its establishment on November 28, 2017, the National Energy Administration (NEA) has been committed to promoting the development of hydrogen energy in China. The NEA collaborates with the China National Electric Corporation and various stakeholders to enhance the necessary infrastructure and resources.
The conference will focus on critical topics such as hydrogen production, storage, transportation, and utilization. It aims to bring together stakeholders from 31 provinces and cities, as well as multiple international partners, to foster innovation and collaboration in the hydrogen sector.
In 2024, China is projected to rank 84th in the Fortune Global 500 list. The conference intends to promote the integration of new technologies, social responsibility, and the development of a sustainable hydrogen economy.
The NEA has laid out plans for the construction of a comprehensive hydrogen energy system, targeting a production capacity of 25 million tons per year by 2025. This ambitious goal is supported by the government’s commitment to reducing carbon emissions and transitioning to cleaner energy sources.
Recent statements from the NEA indicate that the focus will be on enhancing the efficiency and safety of hydrogen production and distribution processes. The conference will also discuss the importance of international cooperation in advancing hydrogen technologies.
Looking ahead, the NEA aims to strengthen the legislative framework surrounding hydrogen energy while ensuring that the development of this sector aligns with national environmental goals. The conference will serve as a platform to share insights and strategies for achieving these objectives.
The event will include discussions on the integration of hydrogen energy into China’s broader energy strategy, emphasizing sustainable practices and innovation. With over 400 participants expected, the conference will showcase advancements in hydrogen production and fuel cell technologies, as well as explore new applications for these innovations.
The NEA will also address the future of hydrogen energy in China, underscoring its potential role in achieving energy security and environmental sustainability.
For more information about the conference and its agenda, please visit the official website.
