Sunwise and partners support commercial operation of SAIC fuel cell vehicles
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On 19 January 2018, the signing ceremony of the Strategic Cooperation Framework Agreement between the Shanghai Chemical Zone and the SAIC Group took place in the Chemical Zone, where the first 20 SAIC MAXUS fuel cell vehicles became commercially operational. Shanghai Sunwise and Shanghai Blue have signed cooperative agreements on the commercial operation of fuel cell vehicles in the Shanghai Chemical Zone and on the hydrogen guarantee framework, together with partners such as SAIC MAXUS and Shanghai. The party secretary and director of the Shanghai Chemical District Commission, Mr. Marjing, and the president of the SAIC group, Mr. Chen Zhisheng, the heads of SAIC MAXUS, Sunwise, Xylan, Xyung, etc. were present at the signing site and jointly witnessed and performed the signing ceremony.
Shanghai Sunwise, based on its rich experience in hydrogen energy technology and the Anting Hydrogen Station, provided the SAIC MAXUS fuel cell vehicle with hydrogen system replacement and hydrogenification technology to fully secure the production and sale of the first 100 fuel cell light passengers of SAIC MAXus. To better support the continued commercial operation of SAIC fuel cell cars, Shanghai Sunwise will work with partners to build hydrogen and vehicle protection facilities around SAIC fuel cell vehicles. The Hydrogen Station Investment Operating Platform, established by Shanghai Sunwise, Shanghai Motion, Lindh Group and Shanghai Xiaojun, is in the process of building a Hydrogen Plant Mother Station in the Shanghai Chemical Zone with the functions of charged power, hydrogen, hydrogen, vitamin, etc., which will provide hydrogen and vitamin services to SAIC fuel cell vehicles.
During the meeting, the party secretary and director of the Shanghai Chemical District Commission, Mr. Mazen, and the CEO of the SAIC Group addressed successively and both sides strongly supported the establishment of the Shanghai Chemical Industrial Zone as a demonstration base for hydrogen energy and the implementation of various fuel cell vehicle demonstration and smart network vehicle demonstration.
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