National Energy Administration: Accelerating institutional reforms to promote innovation in mechanisms such as hydrogen energy trading and green certification.
On April 10th, the National Energy Administration held a meeting to advance the work of regional pilot projects for hydrogen energy in the energy sector.
On April 10, the National Energy Administration held a meeting to promote the work of hydrogen energy regional pilot projects in the energy sector. The meeting emphasized that the hydrogen energy regional pilot projects are a key tool to solve the challenges in the development of the hydrogen energy industry and promote high-quality industrial development. Firstly, it is necessary to focus on the development goals of the "14th Five-Year Plan" and the construction of an energy powerhouse, adhere to local conditions and overall planning, and push forward the pilot projects with greater strength. Secondly, it is important to strengthen technological innovation, promote the transformation of advanced technological achievements and the demonstration application of first-of-its-kind equipment. Thirdly, it is crucial to accelerate institutional reforms and boldly promote innovations in mechanisms such as hydrogen energy trading and green certification. Fourthly, it is necessary to increase policy support and strengthen resource guarantees. Fifthly, it is important to enhance synergy and coordination in pilot projects, establish a "one game plan" mindset, clarify responsibilities from all parties, and gather development synergy. With solid achievements in the hydrogen energy regional pilot projects, strong support will be provided for ensuring national energy security, promoting the green and low-carbon transformation of energy, and accelerating the construction of a modern industrial system.
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