The Winter Olympics are full of science and technology, and various "technology shows" have appeared one after another, but many people have ignored the biggest one!
The following two tables are the Olympic stadium and its nearby hydrogen plant and hydrogen refueling station information, behind which there is also a big "Easter egg": last year's Tokyo Summer Olympics, Japan plans to build the Olympic Village into a highly scientific and technological "hydrogen island" in the original time of 2020, that is, in the Sorakai artificial island specially built for the Olympic Games, whether it is cars, buses and other means of transportation, or athletes' living space and commercial buildings, all use hydrogen energy as fuel, thus forming a unique ecological system. Originally, Japan wanted to take advantage of the Olympic Games to drive a new energy revolution through a hydrogen energy show, pull the Japanese economy out of the long-term depression of the predicament, and inject new impetus into Japan's social development. As a result, as you all know, Japan's plan has been disrupted by the epidemic.
Hydrogen energy is not only optimistic about Japan, but also the most eye-catching new energy technology show of the Beijing Winter Olympics, which has taken over this baton. In the Winter Olympic Games, we have seen products in several major aspects of the hydrogen energy industry of hydrogen production, hydrogen storage, hydrogen transportation and hydrogen use, especially hydrogen fuel cell vehicles rich in domestic technology, which has become a beautiful landscape in the Olympic Village. We ordinary people only pay attention to the use of hydrogen fuel for the Winter Olympic torch, and ignore the "big melon" of all aspects to ensure the normal operation of the stadium. According to statistics, during the Winter Olympics, more than 1250 different types of fuel cell vehicles were put into the event. At the same time, 11 hydrogen plants have been put into hydrogen energy supply, and more than 350 hydrogen tank trucks have shuttled through hydrogen plants, hydrogen refueling stations and sports venues.
Today, China's annual hydrogen energy production exceeds 20 million tons, accounting for one-third of the world's total, and China is the world's largest producer and consumer of hydrogen energy. Although the global hydrogen energy industry and development are still in the early stages, there are still many technical links that need to be broken through one by one, but hydrogen energy is still placed high hopes by national capital and industrial capital. The much-anticipated Beijing Winter Olympics is not only a stage for us to demonstrate our ambition to demonstrate hydrogen energy, but also a stage of fulfillment of the "double carbon commitment". We have reason to believe that as the world's largest producer and user of hydrogen energy, China has the ability to achieve breakthroughs and innovations in hydrogen energy industry technology, and play a leading role in a new round of global new energy revolution.
