World's First 1,000-Ton Magnesium Hydride Plant Under Construction in Yulin

Published: Apr 30, 2026 18:29

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[SMM Magnesium News] On April 27, at the construction site of the 1,000-ton-level high-efficiency magnesium-based solid-state hydrogen storage material demonstration project of Fude Jinyu (Yulin) Hydrogen Energy Technology Co., Ltd. Large machinery was operating in an orderly manner, transport vehicles were shuttling back and forth, and construction workers were each performing their duties. The main foundation works were basically completed, and the erection of internal and external scaffolds for the substation, analysis and testing laboratory, etc. was in progress. The 2,000-ton/year magnesium hydride large-scale production plant and supporting public auxiliary facilities under construction are the world's first 1,000-ton-level magnesium hydride production line.

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