Recently, the 28th Conference of the Parties to the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (COP28) was held in Dubai, United Arab Emirates, attracting global attention. During the conference, more than 100 meetings were held to discuss hydrogen energy, including the "Hydrogen High-level Roundtable", and a series of hydrogen flagship programs were launched to promote hydrogen cross-border**, and hydrogen energy has become the key to the world's energy transition and unlocking climate issues. Sunshine Hydrogen Energy was invited to attend the event and voice the world stage to build the future with green hydrogen.
At the conference site, Peng Chaocai, vice president of Sungrow Power Supply and chairman of Sunshine Hydrogen Energy, was interviewed by **TV station**. He pointed out that COP28 is a milestone in global climate governance, and the declaration and cooperation related to energy transition are the most concerned outcomes of the conference. The global consensus on the development of hydrogen energy and the signing of global hydrogen certification standards will promote global low-carbon hydrogen** and help cope with the risk of extreme global climate change. Peng Chaocai said that the Oman Green Liquid Hydrogen Corridor will export green hydrogen produced in Oman to the port of Amsterdam in the Netherlands and transport it to Europe, and this open liquefaction facility will also enable Oman** to explore the export of hydrogen to other markets around the world, and the Middle East will also become the most potential region for hydrogen development in the world in the short term.
Middle Eastern countries, represented by oil producers such as the United Arab Emirates, Saudi Arabia and Oman, have abundant renewable energy, huge capital, and vast land, and are hot spots for global hydrogen investment. At the same time, with the help of Sungrow's abundant resources accumulated in the Middle East for many years, Sunshine Hydrogen Energy is accelerating its layout, seeking green hydrogen industry with the Middle East and building a sustainable future for the global economy.