Junrui Group Held International Cooperation Symposium on Green Hydrogen Industry with US Consulate General in Shenyang to Explore Global Synergistic Development Pathways for Hydrogen Energy

On the afternoon of December 8, Tang Henian, Economic Officer, and Wu Shan, Specialist, from the US Consulate General in Shenyang, visited the Shangri-La Hotel, Hohhot, accompanied by relevant persons in charge from the Foreign Affairs Offices of the Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region and Hohhot City, and held a special symposium on international cooperation in the green hydrogen industry with the core team of Junrui Group. Tian Shengjun, Chairman of Junrui Group, led the team to attend the meeting.​

I. Core Strategies and Achievements Gain International Recognition​

At the symposium, the two sides engaged in in-depth dialogue on international cooperation in the green hydrogen industry, focusing on the global energy transition and China's "3060" "dual carbon" goals. Junrui Group systematically elaborated on its national-level strategic vision of "a nationwide hydrogen energy network" to the US guests, while also clarifying its determination and path to achieve the industry-breaking goal of "a green hydrogen price of 25 yuan/kg at the nozzle". After observing the latest achievements displayed by the group, the US representatives spoke highly of them and recognized Junrui Green Hydrogen as a solid practitioner of the "dual carbon" policy.​

II. In-Depth Discussion on Key Industrial Links and Derivative Trade​

The two sides also exchanged views on key links in the green hydrogen industry, covering efficient hydrogen transportation, diversified application scenarios, and cutting-edge progress in pipeline hydrogen transportation. Regarding new forms of international energy trade, they exchanged opinions on the technological pathways, industrial prospects, and export potential of green hydrogen derivatives (synthetic green methanol and green ammonia), laying a communication foundation for subsequent cross-border hydrogen energy trade cooperation.​

III. Reaching Consensus on Multi-Dimensional Two-Way Cooperation​

The core of this symposium was to establish a "two-way" cooperation model, and the two sides reached multiple cooperation consensuses:​

1. Enterprise Going Global: Exploring the feasibility of Junrui Group leveraging its leading technology and engineering capabilities to enter the US clean energy market and participate in local project construction;​

2. Technology Investment Attraction: Welcoming high-quality US enterprises, advanced technologies, and capital to enter China's hydrogen energy market to support the high-quality development of the domestic hydrogen energy industry;​

3. Comprehensive Collaboration: Agreeing to explore the establishment of long-term and pragmatic cooperation mechanisms in dimensions such as high-end talent exchange, joint R&D of core technologies, co-construction of scientific and technological innovation platforms, and green finance cooperation.