China Energy Elected as Member of Hydrogen Council’s First Board of Directors

Recently, the Hydrogen Council, a global initiative of leading energy, transport and industry companies, announced the newly elected members of its first Board of Directors. China Energy Investment Corporation, representing China, is among 13 member units to sit on the board, others being Air Liquide, Toyota, Hyundai Motor Group, Royal Dutch Shell, Anglo American, ENGIE, Cummins, Linde, Johnson Matthey, Total, Sinopec and Faurecia.

Since its establishment in 2017, the Hydrogen Council has grown rapidly into an important platform for advancing the development of the hydrogen industry worldwide, with 81 member units from the industrial and energy sectors. A total of 15 units were shortlisted for the Board of Directors selection.

China Energy was the first company in China to join the Hydrogen Council. As a guiding member of the organization, China Energy has actively participated in relevant international events organized by the Hydrogen Council and joined hands with the organization to sponsor hydrogen industry summit forums in China. Currently, China Hydrogen Alliance, initiated by China Energy, is collaborating with the organization to release the report “Hydrogen Energy: Path to Parity.”