Dalat Banner Hydrogen Energy Storage Project Finishes Filing Change

Published: Feb 12, 2026 13:51

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【SMM Hydrogen Energy Flash】On February 9, Inner Mongolia Hydrogen Power completed the filing change for its Dalat Banner grid-side (incremental distribution network) independent energy storage demo project.
With a total investment of RMB 153.332 million (RMB 45.9996 million self-funded, RMB 107.3324 million bank loan), the project adopts a pure hydrogen storage solution with a capacity of 2MW/4MW.

It is equipped with 12 sets of 1,000Nm³ alkaline electrolysers, 2 sets of 1MW hydrogen fuel cell systems (each with 16×100kW PEM modules), and a 90,000Nm³ storage system (3×2,000m³, 1.6MPa spherical tanks). Each electrolyser includes a body, purification unit, gas-liquid separator and power control system.

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