Abaga Banner Government Visited Haitai New Energy to Jointly Advance the Implementation of a 10 GW Integrated Wind and Solar Hydrogen Production Project

Published: Mar 13, 2026 10:45

On March 5, Nashun Batu, Deputy Secretary of the Party Committee and Banner Chief of Abaga Banner, Inner Mongolia, Dou Yanyao, Member of the Standing Committee of the Party Committee and Deputy Banner Chief, and Duan Yongli, Director of the Banner Bureau of Commerce, led a delegation to visit Tangshan Haitai New Energy Technology Co., Ltd. Wang Yong, Chairman of Haitai New Energy, Meng Yong, Vice President, Bai Tianming, General Manager of the Hydrogen Energy Business Division, Zhang Liang, General Manager of the Inner Mongolia Branch, and others attended the meeting. The two sides held in-depth discussions on key areas such as the development of the entire green hydrogen industry chain and the construction of long-distance hydrogen transmission pipelines.

At the meeting, Haitai New Energy introduced the company’s hydrogen energy technology achievements and overall strategic layout. Both sides agreed that Inner Mongolia is rich in new energy resources and has prominent locational advantages, providing favorable conditions and broad prospects for developing the green hydrogen industry. Taking this meeting as an opportunity, the two sides agreed to deepen cooperation around the 10 GW integrated wind and solar power hydrogen production project, accelerate the project’s preliminary work, and strive to start construction and commence operations as early as possible, jointly building a highly competitive green hydrogen industry ecosystem.

Haitai New Energy stated that it will, in the future, closely align with the national energy strategy and the “dual carbon” goals, continue to leverage its technological and industrial strengths, and work with Abaga Banner to build high-quality green and safe benchmark projects, supporting the high-quality development of Inner Mongolia’s hydrogen energy industry.

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