Hydrogen Council website link       The World Hydrogen Council announced that the number of member units has increased to 81, and Zhongzi Catalysis has become the first Chinese catalyst enterprise to enter the International Hydrogen Council.

       The International Hydrogen Council was established at the 2017 Davos World Economic Forum with the aim of promoting the role of hydrogen technology in the global energy transition and curbing global warming. At present, in addition to major automobile manufacturers, the members also include energy and oil and gas companies Anglo American plc, Air Liquide, Iwatani, Linde, Shell, Statoil, and Total

       On January 15, 2020, Brussels, Belgium - The World Hydrogen Council announced today that for the first time, members from Australia and the Middle East have joined, including some new investment institutions, to invest in large-scale hydrogen utilization solutions to help decarbonize the transportation, construction, and heavy-duty truck transportation sectors. The Hydrogen Council announced today that its membership has increased to 81 units, including 22 new members, including 5 guidance members: 

      These members attended the third CEO annual meeting of the World Hydrogen Council and the ChooseFrance event hosted by French President Macron! The official announcement will be made three days before the summit and the World Davos Economic Forum. The annual CEO meeting held this time not only positions the World Hydrogen Council as the top association in the global business market for top energy, transportation, and financial companies, but also provides time for all member units to assess industry conditions and formulate development strategies, paving the way for the rapid development of the hydrogen economy.

      As the first Chinese catalyst company to enter the International Hydrogen Council, Zhongzi Catalysis firmly believes that hydrogen energy will play a crucial role in the energy and transportation fields in China and even the world in the future. Hydrogen energy, as a carrier of renewable energy and a clean fuel for hydrogen fuel cell vehicles, can help humanity realize the use of intermittent energy as a renewable energy source and achieve true zero emission transportation. Faced with important tasks such as improving air pollution and reducing greenhouse gas emissions, China is expected to grow into a leader in the world's renewable energy society. By joining the International Hydrogen Council, Zhongzi Catalysis will take on corresponding responsibilities and contribute to the establishment of a global hydrogen energy society!