On January 27, Jiang Huamao, Director of the Road Passenger Transport Department of the Beijing Municipal Commission of Transport, led a delegation to visit Qingdong Technology for a special survey, conducting a field trip to observe the enterprise's hydrogen vehicle operations and safety production management. Zhang Jingxing, Deputy Director of the Road Passenger Transport Department, and Huang Jinlong, Director of the Yanqing District Transport Bureau, accompanied the survey. Both government and enterprise sides worked together to discuss pathways for high-quality development of the hydrogen transportation industry.
During the survey, Jiang Huamao listened in detail to Qingdong Technology’s report on operational layout, market expansion, and safety production system construction. He focused on reviewing materials such as safety management systems, vehicle operation and maintenance records, and emergency response plans, affirming the enterprise’s standardized procedures for the full life cycle safety management of hydrogen vehicles.
At the symposium, Jiang Huamao, in light of Beijing’s hydrogen energy industry development plan, put forward work requirements for Qingdong Technology. He emphasized that hydrogen energy is a core direction for green transformation in the transportation sector, and the enterprise must prioritize safety production, improve the full-chain safety management system, and refine emergency procedures to strengthen the safety baseline. He encouraged the enterprise to deepen its involvement in the hydrogen transportation sector, aiming to set an industry benchmark, build a standardized industrial system, and create a core competitive brand.
This survey has clarified the development direction for Qingdong Technology. Both government and enterprise sides will take this opportunity to deepen cooperation, promote the large-scale and safe application of hydrogen technology in the transportation sector, and support Beijing in building a green transportation system that “uses electricity where appropriate and hydrogen where suitable,” making hydrogen energy a “green engine” for regional high-quality development.
