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With spring in full bloom, the three-day 5th China International Hydrogen Energy Exhibition (CIHC 2026) concluded successfully at the China National Convention Center in Beijing. At Booth E4012, Ally Hydrogen Energy Co., Ltd. joined industry experts, partners, and visitors from around the world to witness the growing momentum of the hydrogen energy industry.

Exhibition Highlights

Green Hydrogen, Ammonia, and Methanol Solutions Attracted Strong Attention

At this year’s exhibition, Ally showcased its integrated green hydrogen-ammonia-methanol solutions, presenting a complete closed-loop pathway from renewable power generation to downstream application.

Strong Visitor Engagement: The Ally booth welcomed more than 500 visitors, including major state-owned energy enterprises, chemical industry leaders, and international traders.
Technology Leadership: Ally’s internationally recognized off-grid green ammonia technology, integrating wind and solar energy coupling, became one of the exhibition’s most discussed technologies due to its ability to address renewable energy intermittency and consumption challenges.

As a technology-driven enterprise with nearly 30 years of experience in hydrogen energy, Ally remains committed to continuous optimization — from modular skid-mounted equipment design to the commercialization of core patented technologies. Every detail reflects Ally’s dedication to professionalism and engineering excellence.

Broad Industry Recognition

Through physical models, technical demonstrations, and on-site presentations, Ally comprehensively showcased its alkaline electrolyzers and integrated green hydrogen industry chain solutions. Efficient communication and professional technical support enabled the company to establish cooperation intentions with multiple clients, laying a strong foundation for future green hydrogen projects.

While the exhibition has concluded, collaboration continues. Ally will remain committed to technological innovation and the large-scale application of green hydrogen, ammonia, and methanol technologies, contributing Chinese solutions to the global energy transition.