Premier Li Stresses Green, Low-Carbon Economy Push with Hydrogen Energy Focus

Published: Mar 5, 2026 13:41

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[SMM Hydrogen Energy Express] On March 5, Premier Li Qiang delivered the government work report at the Fourth Session of the 14th National People’s Congress, emphasizing that every effort must be made to advance the development of a green, low-carbon economy. Specific measures include: improving relevant policies to promote green, low-carbon development; carrying out actions to improve quality, reduce costs, and cut carbon emissions in key industries, and further advancing the development of zero-carbon industrial parks and factories; establishing a national low-carbon transition fund to actively foster emerging growth drivers such as hydrogen energy and green fuels; implementing strong and effective controls over high energy-consuming and high-emission projects, accelerating the phase-out of outdated capacity, while supporting innovation and application of green, low-carbon technology and equipment; improving the mechanism for managing total resource volumes and the comprehensive conservation system, and strengthening the recycling and utilization of renewable resources.

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