In Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region, a hydrogen production and fueling station in Ordos is emblematic of the burgeoning hydrogen industry in China. With 450 similar facilities nationwide, the station in Ejin Horo Banner produces high-purity hydrogen to meet the demands of 60 hydrogen-powered trucks daily. The region emphasizes green hydrogen production by integrating 39 projects using renewable energy, tapping into wind and solar resources. By May 2024, Inner Mongolia added 8.35 million kilowatts of new-energy capacity, accounting for 45% of total installed electric power, setting the stage for green hydrogen development. Efforts to cultivate the hydrogen industry align with China's vision for a clean, low-carbon energy system, with policies unveiled to accelerate sector growth. Yang Zhen from Ordos Guohong Hydrogen Energy Technology Co., Ltd., highlights the company's substantial fuel cell stack and power system capacities. China's commitment to hydrogen energy is underscored by advancements in production processes and technology, aiming for a vibrant hydrogen energy industry in the future.