Establishment of Nanhai District Hydrogen Energy Industry Association: Guangdong Hydrogen Power Contributes to Regional Industrial Synergistic Development with Hydrogen-Powered Refrigerated Trucks

On January 28, the founding ceremony of the Foshan Nanhai Hydrogen Energy Industry Association was held at the Xianhu Laboratory. Guangdong Hydrogen Power Technology, as a core driver in the regional hydrogen energy transportation sector, was invited to attend and engaged in discussions with multiple member companies on cooperation and jointly mapping out the blueprint for industrial development.

At the event, Guangdong Hydrogen Power's latest generation hydrogen fuel cell refrigerated truck made its debut. This car model boasts advantages such as "zero emissions, long driving range, and strong temperature control," and has already been deployed on multiple cold chain logistics routes in the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area, becoming a highlight of green freight demonstration. With its excellent fast refueling and low-temperature start-up performance, it is well-suited for cold chain scenarios requiring high timeliness and temperature sensitivity, such as fresh produce and pharmaceuticals, precisely meeting the market's demand for cleanliness and efficiency.

The establishment of the association marks a new phase of collaborative development for Nanhai's hydrogen energy industry. A representative from Guangdong Hydrogen Power stated that, leveraging the association's platform, the company will deepen cooperation with upstream and downstream enterprises in areas such as technological R&D and scenario expansion, promoting the large-scale application of hydrogen fuel cell vehicles in urban distribution, port transportation, and other scenarios. In the future, the company will focus on promoting hydrogen energy vehicles and building a service system, adopting a market-oriented approach, and collaborating with partners to accelerate the commercialization of hydrogen energy transportation, thereby contributing to the "dual carbon" goals.