This green methanol project utilizes straw gasification as the source of carbon and hydrogen, supplemented by hydrogen produced via water electrolysis powered by wind and solar energy. Waste heat from the biomass gasifier serves as the thermal source for thermoelectric power generation, meeting the plant's total electricity needs, while steam for the methanol compressors is also supplied by the gasifier. The facility operates entirely on green electricity and achieves lower green production costs than industry peers, utilizing cutting-edge domestic technologies in its process flow.

Leveraging core coastal ports and hub ports along the Yangtze River trunk line, we are establishing offshore refueling stations and temperature-controlled storage facilities to integrate unloading, storage, transshipment, and refueling, thereby powering long-haul voyages with hydrogen energy.

Leveraging the abundant surplus green electricity available at the hydrogen production industrial park, this initiative establishes intelligent production lines for high-performance basalt fiber and advanced composite piping, creating an integrated green building materials sector that combines sustainable raw material supply, clean energy-powered production, and smart manufacturing of high-end products. Utilizing natural volcanic basalt ore as the base material, the entire process—from melting and fiber drawing to modified weaving and composite molding—is powered by zero-carbon green electricity; with no consumption of fossil fuels and no generation of hazardous waste, the project achieves a truly closed-loop, ecologically sustainable model of natural resource utilization.
Leveraging the material properties of basalt fiber—such as high strength, high modulus, and resistance to acid-alkali corrosion, aging, and hydrogen embrittlement—we are developing and manufacturing high-pressure basalt fiber composite pipelines and integrated network systems tailored for hydrogen energy systems. This initiative addresses industry-wide challenges associated with traditional metal pipelines, including susceptibility to corrosion and hydrogen embrittlement, high operation and maintenance costs, and limited service life. By establishing an integrated industrial chain linking "green electricity, basalt fiber, and hydrogen-specific composite piping," we provide domestically produced, low-carbon, and high-performance core solutions for pipeline networks—supporting the "West-to-East Hydrogen Transmission" project and regional hydrogen infrastructure development, thereby powerfully driving the large-scale, high-quality growth of the hydrogen energy industry.