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Sunwise elected a founding leader of the SNEC Hydrogen Industry Alliance

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Technical exchange and cooperation focusing on the integrated use of hydrogen energy, 19 October, launch of the fourth SNEC (2021) International Conference on Hydrogen Energy and Fuel Cells (Dailian).

At the opening ceremony, the “SNEC Hydrogen Industry Alliance” (“SNEC Alliance”), launched by Sunwise (“Sunwise”), SPIC Hydrogen Company, Jiangsu Linyang Energy Company, Lindh Company, China Academy of Sciences, Shanghai Space Power Institute, Hua Digital Energy, New Energy Resources, Sunwise, Sunwise and Sunwise were elected as the first founding allies of the Alliance.

Sunwise elected a founding leader of the SNEC Hydrogen Industry Alliance — original image

Opening ceremony of the SNEC Hydrogen Industries Alliance

Deputy Secretary of the Dalian City Council, Mayor Chen Shawang, former Councillor of State, former Secretary-General of the Ministry of Science and Technology, Zhang Zhihong, Deputy Mayor, Chairman of the Global Green Energy Council and Chairman of the Asia Photovolve Industry Association, Chu Yunshan, among others, jointly unveiled the Alliance.

Sunwise elected a founding leader of the SNEC Hydrogen Industry Alliance — original image

The SNEC International Conference on Hydrogen Energy and Fuel Cells has successfully held three sessions in Shanghai and is an influential new energy industry event. The new “SNEC Hydrogen Energy Industry Alliance”, which brings together international industry organizations, leading enterprises, research institutes and financial institutions in the solar, storage and hydrogen energy industries, is aimed at promoting technology exchange, cooperation and investment in energy recycling and the integration of the three major renewable energy industries.

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