China's First Integrated Methanol-to-Hydrogen and Hydrogen Refueling Service Station Now in Operation
China Petroleum & Chemical Corporation (Sinopec) has launched China's first methanol-to-hydrogen and hydrogen refueling service station in Dalian, offering 1,000 kilograms of hydrogen production daily with 99.999% purity. This facility reduces costs on hydrogen production, storage, and transportation by over 20% compared to traditional stations. Sinopec, the world's largest methanol producer, addresses challenges like low transport capacity and high costs. The station's advanced design occupies just 64 square meters, drastically less than standard facilities. This initiative strengthens Sinopec's commitment to becoming China's leading hydrogen energy enterprise, with nine supply centers and the most fueling stations globally.
- Launch of China's first methanol-to-hydrogen refueling station enhances Sinopec's market position.
- Produces 1,000 kg of hydrogen daily with 99.999% purity, significantly increasing efficiency.
- Cost savings on hydrogen production, storage, and transportation exceeding 20% compared to traditional methods.
- Compact design of the facility reduces land use from 500 sq. m. to 64 sq. m. for the same production capacity.
- Sinopec's commitment to build nine hydrogen fuel supply centers across China supports industry growth.
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