Sinopec's GZ Subsidiary Finishes Expansion & Renovation for Fuel Cell Hydrogen Supply Centre

　　Sinopec Group announced that the Hydrogen Supply Centre for Fuel Cells at its Guangzhou subsidiary has recently completed mechanically an expansion and renovation project on 30 June, and is now in the production preparation stage.

　　The centre included a 5,200 standard cubic metre per hour hydrogen purification plant, a hydrogen refuelling mother station and ancillary units. It is the largest hydrogen supply centre for hydrogen fuel cells in South China built by the Group.

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　　The first phase of the Supply Centre commenced operation in December 2020. It is Sinopec's first high-purity hydrogen production base in South China and the first hydrogen supply centre for hydrogen fuel cells, with the longest commercial operation period. The Centre has cumulatively supplied 1,245 tonnes of high-purity hydrogen to date.

　　The expansion project commenced in September 2023. Upon commission, it is expected that the Guangzhou subsidiary's total hydrogen production capacity of hydrogen for fuel cells will exceed 5,100 tonnes per annum and the number of hydrogen refuelling stations will increase to 8, effectively meeting the hydrogen demand of the Greater Bay Area and even the whole of South China.

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