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Sunwise attends the launch of a proposed hydrogen-themed museum

This archived announcement has been translated automatically from Chinese. Names and technical wording may require editorial verification. Original artwork is preserved where applicable.

On 18 June, the Hydrogen Theme Museum - The Hydrogen Energy Museum (YEM) project was officially launched in Shanghai International Automobile City, EV-AI IQ Port. The project, launched by Shanghai International Automobile with 12 hydrogen energy taps and institutions, aims to present a unique Shanghai perspective on the "innovation path" to the development of hydrogen energy in China. The President of Sunwise (hereinafter Sunwise) Gao Dingyun, Executive President Liu Shaojun, was invited to attend the event.

Sunwise attends the launch of a proposed hydrogen-themed museum — original image
Sunwise attends the launch of a proposed hydrogen-themed museum — original image

The project of the Hydrogen Energy Museum was launched on the theme of "The Joint Enabling Hydrogens Future", presenting valuable historical images documenting the 20 years of development of the Shanghai hydrogen energy industry, and outlining the development trajectory of China's hydrogen energy industry from nothing to nothing and from following to the lead.

During the preparatory phase, as a pioneer in hydrogen energy research and development in the early years of Shanghai, Sunwise provided an extremely valuable collection of pictures and information to assist the preparatory team. As a result, at the launch ceremony, the International Automobile City Group Party Committee Secretary, Chairman Chen Gang, presented Sunwise with the Sunwise Prize for Cultural Contribution to Hydrogen Energy, an expression of appreciation for the long-standing support of partners and a living interpretation of the building of an open, synergistic and mutually beneficial hydrogen energy industry ecology.

Sunwise attends the launch of a proposed hydrogen-themed museum — original image

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