Sunwise takes part in an industry dialogue with KPMG China at CIIE
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On 7 November, the Eighth Expo was held in the midst of fire, and Mr. Gao Dingyun, President of Sunwise, was invited to a special event at the Shanghai National Exhibition Centre of China, which jointly explored the application of AI technology in the field of hydrogen energy.
During the dialogue, Mr. Gao Dingyun shared the application and future outlook of artificial intelligence in the field of hydrogen energy. He stressed that, in the light of Sunwise's experience of deep-drawing over two decades in such areas as fuel cell cars and hydrogen network construction, the current AI application in the field of hydrogen energy has gradually shifted from an equipment-driven to a digital one, and is expected to play a significant role in optimizing equipment components, accelerating the screening of materials such as catalysts, improving energy efficiency, and promoting overall industrial maturity and economic upgrading. In addition, hydrogen energy development continues to face challenges such as high application costs and excessive industrial chains, and there is still a need to promote healthy industrial growth through improved hydrogen energy safety and uniform industry standards.
The hydrogen energy industry is now entering a critical window period of “from demonstration to scale” and a real commercial breakthrough can only be achieved if it is robust and systematic. Mr. Gao Dingyun concluded: “The value of hydrogen energy is not only in technological breakthroughs, but also in systemic synergy. We believe that hydrogen energy, with the resonance of policies, capital and technology, will be an important pillar underpinning China's energy transformation. Photo by Flickr user pic.twitter.com
Author: Sun-in
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